In addition to my other BBQ post this was also in B&M Sowerby Bridge store. It is an American import and is 510g
16 comments
helloyoufool
14 Feb 16#1
They used to sell this in Costco but was replaced by the Stubbs sauce. From memory it's quite an overpowering tasting & smelling BBQ sauce but for this price it would be straight in my basket.
sradmad
14 Feb 16#2
good find op, heat added
Tinyblundell
14 Feb 16#3
I bought some yesterday, haven't tried yet but good price.
sweetpea10
14 Feb 16#4
Anyone tried this at all ?
mamdennis2010 to sweetpea10
14 Feb 161#7
i have used it and it's very nice smoky with a hint of heat
scott_safc to sweetpea10
14 Feb 16#10
I have, IMO it works better as a marinade rather than a condiment. Not bad, bargain at this price definitely worth trying for yourself.
marcstron
14 Feb 161#5
I think this sauce is great. full of flavour defintely not your average cheap BBQ sauce
stuntman9883
14 Feb 16#6
heat
packard
14 Feb 16#8
Be aware short date on them
mamboboy
14 Feb 16#9
Really nice sauce. Lots of BBQ sauces are just super sweet, but this has a nice blend.
I've found it's best to put it on chicken/ribs 10 minutes before it's finished cooking as well. Marinading it before means the skin doesn't really crisp up very well.
mozzer
14 Feb 16#11
Bought some the other day from B&M Longton - I think it was Thursday and they had loads still on the shelf
MajicMOLE
14 Feb 16#12
Saw these but they where very short dated! Worth checking!
scott_safc to MajicMOLE
16 Feb 16#16
May 2016!? 3 months is plenty of time to get through a bottle of this stuff, the last Sweet Baby Ray's I got didn't last me 3 weeks! :laughing:
djc0367
14 Feb 16#13
I prefer the Sweet Baby Ray's at £1.29 (to the right in the pic).
craig_ld
15 Feb 16#14
the Carolina gold is amazing. .. bbq mustard sauce... awsome on burgers or steak.. thanks op
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I've found it's best to put it on chicken/ribs 10 minutes before it's finished cooking as well. Marinading it before means the skin doesn't really crisp up very well.