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Re: Sweet baby rays

Postby essexsmoker » 29 Jul 2014, 06:46

Artust wrote:Costco have recently started to do a few more of the sauces from the Stubbs range and they are great sauces and good value for money from there too. They are large bottles and are perfect for if you are doing a BBQ for a few people.

I was lucky enough to go the the US last year and strolling round the supermarkets you see Sweet Baby Rays everywhere and its super cheap too. The raspberry chipotle one caught my eye and ended up in the suitcase coming home with me. I finished it a few weeks back now (my collection is ridiculous and so it took a while to get to it) and I am missing it already. The raspberry flavour really cuts through in thinks smokey sauce and as with fresh raspberries it's not too sweet either. The spice level was pretty low in my opinion but then I do have a higher tolerance. Overall a great sauce that I would be more than happy to buy again....... If I could find it. Think I may have to go back next year with an empty suitcase.

Now I REALLY wan to try the raspberry one. Mmm. :P
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Re: Sweet baby rays

Postby BRUN » 29 Jul 2014, 07:49

ive always bought my Stubbs from socal.co.uk, ive never seen it in Costco, and ive looked for it quite a few times
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Re: Sweet baby rays

Postby CyderPig » 29 Jul 2014, 09:28

Hi All
Try the clone recipe in the Rubs and Sauces section and tinker with it using seedless raspberry jam and chipotle.

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Re: Sweet baby rays

Postby JamsCowbell » 30 Jul 2014, 12:26

I've tried the stubbs sauces from Costco, I wasn't that impressed to be honest.

I picked up a bottle of this KC Pitmaster sauce at GrillStock Manchester and it's proved to be very popular with anyone that's tried it, it's very thick and fairly mild - http://www.bbqgourmet.co.uk/american-st ... 2374-p.asp
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Re: Sweet baby rays

Postby BRUN » 09 Aug 2014, 09:14

tommo666 wrote:Now available in the UK: http://www.bbqgourmet.co.uk/blues-hog-bbq-61-c.asp


Thanks for the link, id not seen this site before and it has some really good products, placed an order yesterday, i love the free delivery over £30 :mrgreen:
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Re: Sweet baby rays

Postby cjm1982 » 11 Aug 2014, 08:18

Have to agree that Sweet Baby Ray's and Stubb's are 2 of the best and most widespread. SBR does have HFCS, but you don't really taste it. I purchased a bottle of Killer Hogs at an event in Belgium and it was like drinking corn syrup :?
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Re: Sweet baby rays

Postby BRUN » 12 Aug 2014, 19:59

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Re: Sweet baby rays

Postby paul_pjp34 » 13 Aug 2014, 16:01

http://groceries.asda.com/asda-webstore ... 0000567657 This stuff from asda isn't to bad. :)
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Re: Sweet baby rays

Postby essexsmoker » 15 Aug 2014, 10:30

BRUN wrote:@essexsmoker have you seen this

http://www.bbqgourmet.co.uk/american-st ... 2378-p.asp

Hiya, no not yet. I have book marked the site for a future browse! ;) thanks.
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