Favorite bottled barbeque sauces

[Twinmama]

Please also give a brief description of the flavor: spicy, really spicy, sweet, tangy, smoky, etc. etc.

[Mama Mangia]

We rarely use bottled BBQ sauce, but in a pinch I will buy the original recipe Kraft BBQ Sauce when I don't have time to make my own.

[oldbay]

I like to try different sauces, and shop at SuperFresh where they have a surprisingly large selection of sauces. My current favorite is Pick-A-Pepper that's a Jamaican Sauce with a tangy orange peel flavor.

Once upon a time I used to use a lot of barbecue sauce before cooking on the grill, but after The Fire that destroyed my 5 slabs of pork baby back ribs about 10 years ago, I decided that the sauce is added after cooking.

[oldbay]

We rarely use bottled BBQ sauce, but in a pinch I will buy the original recipe Kraft BBQ Sauce when I don't have time to make my own.

I make my own barbecue rubs with simple quantities of sugar, pepper, paprika, and a few other spices like garlic and onion powder that turn out wonderful tasting grilled foods. Haven't made my own sauces, but I'd guess the ingredients are basic, and can be made easily without adding salt.

[peacherina]

My favorite BBQ sauce is called Sweet Baby Ray's. This is some good stuff especially on grilled meats. It has like a sweet smoky kinda taste. Whenever I cook with it for guests they always comment on it.

[oldbay]

Is that a sauce you find at a local specialty shop, or can I find it a good grocer like Wegmans?

[PoorGirl]

I like Stubb's BBQ sauce. It a hint of spice, tang and sweet. Good stuff.

[peacherina]

They have the sweet baby ray's at food lion here in charlotte, nc. I have seen it in a couple of other major grocery stores. Oh I just found their website. You can order from the website. You have to click on the sauce and then order I think. here is the link http://www.sweetbabyrays.com/

[oldbay]

I like Stubb's BBQ sauce. It a hint of spice, tang and sweet. Good stuff.

I've seen Stubbs when shopping at SuperFresh. Next time I'm there, I'll grab a bottle to try out.

Anyone ever hear of adding vanilla extract to barbecue sauce? I heard a strory on NPR (I think) about a sauce made by accidently spilling vanilla extract into the vat of tomato sauce, and the rest.

[aeiou]

I second PoorGirl's choice of Stubb's BBQ Sauce. I prefer the Stubb's Spicy BBQ Sauce over the regular because I like the little kick in the spicy. Anytime I need some BBQ sauce I pull out the Stubb's. It adds a great taste to hamburgers as well as steaks, ribs, and chicken.