BBQ sauces

[leaky5]

I am looking for recommendations for a BBQ sauce that you can baste as you cook on a BBQ.
There is so much choice and not sure if all can be used in that way.

 

[benc98]

Make your own - google mop sauce, most are vinegar based - assuming you're talking about low and slow meats

 

[Marc]

The best one I've used is Tiptree, although I haven't seen it in the supermarkets for a while

 

[leaky5]

The best one I've used is Tiptree, although I haven't seen it in the supermarkets for a while

Just this one ?

Living in Essex most of our local garden centres do it and have 2 of their tearooms quite close as well

Barbecue Sauce

A delicious barbecue sauce made with tomatoes, peppers, and chillies. Perfect for grilling, marinades, a sunday BBQ, and dipping. No artificial colours or flavours. Made in Essex on the Wilkin & Sons Estate. Suitable for vegetarians.

www.tiptree.com

 

[Marc]

Just this one ?

Living in Essex most of our local garden centres do it and have 2 of their tearooms quite close as well

Barbecue Sauce

A delicious barbecue sauce made with tomatoes, peppers, and chillies. Perfect for grilling, marinades, a sunday BBQ, and dipping. No artificial colours or flavours. Made in Essex on the Wilkin & Sons Estate. Suitable for vegetarians.

www.tiptree.com

Yes, that's the one. I don't like tomatoes so I often use it in recipes that use tinned tomatoes.

 

[Nod]

I use a combination of ketchup, vinegar, sweetener and Worcestershire sauce. Picked up a bottle of barbecue ketchup the other day so will be giving that a try next time (I'm lazy!)

 

[ancient_mariner]

Baby Rays is our fave, although I usually cook with it rather than BBQ.

 

[cambsno]

Baby Rays is our fave, although I usually cook with it rather than BBQ.

This is the one i use, used to like Reds but they seem to have stopped that in Tesco

 

[stevewestern]

I've not tried many but the ones I have seem so sweet - are any of the above recommended ones less sweet than say Heinz bbq sauce?

 

[sk66]

I've not tried many but the ones I have seem so sweet - are any of the above recommended ones less sweet than say Heinz bbq sauce?

Stubbs is the sauce we prefer; spicy for me, original for my wife. Neither is particularly sweet, but the spicy can be too much for some. Don't think you are likely to find it in your local grocery though.