>sweet baby rays
Was thinking about getting a bottle last night, never tried it before. So why don't you like it?
>>7301273
not OP. It's decent but I don't see what the big fuss is.
Depends on what you're using it for I guess.
>>7301273
Because it's well liked.
>>7301273
90% high fructose corn syrup. Murrcans love it
>>7301249
>it's a let's spam generic reaction images and list random foods we don't like thread
>>>/b/
>>7301273
It's like putting straight sugar on your meat. No tangyness . I prefer NC bbq or store brand western style before sweet baby shits
>>7301290
Not me said OP.
I like vinegar based or just good seasoning. I'd rather put ketchup on my ten dies besides sweet baby rays
>>7301294
What does cancer and pizza have to do with shitty bbq sauce?
OP here pic related is a good bbq sauce
This is another acceptable bbq sauce
>>7301249
I like that Sweet Baby Rays. It's all right.
>>7301337
Burn in the lowest part of crock pot hell you immensive faggot
>>7302212
>teen angst
>>7301317
came in here to say you're alright
>>7301317
>my life is in these bottles
Well fuck, I knew I'd tasted that unique flavor before.
>le Jack
Can we have a serious talk about barbecue sauce for once?
High fructose corn syrup is just not okay. It is the pitfall of mass-production, being the cheapest sweetener. Very few brands use sugar as their sweetener, but it's worth it to just get the real stuff. Any organic/local barbecue sauce will likely not have HFCS, and it's worth the extra few bucks.
Why is it worth it to pay the extra few bucks. You're slathering and dousing meat in this shit. You are willing to splurge on a good cut of meat but essentially cheapen it with a corn-syrup based sauce? For shame.
>not making your own barbecue sauce
I spent 40 bucks on all organic ingredients to make a batch of basic barbecue sauce (tomato sauce, tomato paste, brown sugar, molasses, apple cider vinegar, dates/raisins, garlic powder and cayenne). I made 96 ounces, or 5.3 bottles of sweet baby rays. A marginal increase in cost for an exponential increase in quality.
>>7301273
People online say its really good, but to me it just tasted like pretty much any other store bought sauce. I didn't get the hype. The best store bought kind is the Jack Daniels sauce with the blue label. Works well with BBQ as well as steak. The green label is terrible on steak but good with BBQ.
>>7301317
>>7301317
muh nigguh
>>7302237
Thanks bro, was gonna propose a ck battlestation thread but I thought this was more pertinent
>>7303551
High five
>>7301282
I agree and I'm from Illinois. I don't like a whole lot of the sweeter barbecue sauces though. The Sweet Baby Rays restaurants are predictably mediocre as well.
>>7303205
>putting barbecue sauce on your steak
>>7303774
Oh god they have restaurants too.
Rather eat at Jacks house
>>7302236
Yeah I guess that was a bit over the top, srry.
I just get mad when bbq betas sperg out about good sauce saying "wahhhhh I don't like this sauce I only use sweet baby rayyyyysss. Wahhhhhhhh
Of the very few times I get to barbecue, I don't mind using this sauce on chicken.
I prefer to use smokier, less sweet sauce on beef or pork, though.
i think its the best of the cheaper bbq sauces, better than kc masterpiece or bullseye. it is sweeter than most other sauces but uh it does have sweet in the name, so it kind of goes with the territory.
>>7301249
I'd extend that no to pretty much any sweetened dressing or condiment sold in plastic bottles in the supermarket.
>>7301298
They have one that's the exact same sauce but with jalepeno. Pretty good for how cheap it is.