It pays to be neighborly, I gave my neighbor a pound of pulled pork last week, and he gave me a bottle of this new barbecue sauce to try. I normally look past sauces that have High Fructose Corn Syrup, so I wouldn't have tried this on my own. The cola flavor is prominent in this sweet sauce, it paired really well with my overly spicy baby back ribs. I have made sauce recipes with Root Beer before, and I think I like this better. I plan to try to reduce some Coca Cola and try to replicate this sauce, and I'll probably pick up some more of this when I run out.
Monday, June 3, 2013
Sauce Review: Sweet Baby Rays Cola-Q
It pays to be neighborly, I gave my neighbor a pound of pulled pork last week, and he gave me a bottle of this new barbecue sauce to try. I normally look past sauces that have High Fructose Corn Syrup, so I wouldn't have tried this on my own. The cola flavor is prominent in this sweet sauce, it paired really well with my overly spicy baby back ribs. I have made sauce recipes with Root Beer before, and I think I like this better. I plan to try to reduce some Coca Cola and try to replicate this sauce, and I'll probably pick up some more of this when I run out.
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Have you thought about trying imported Coca Cola (the kind with real sugar) or select colas from Whole Foods/Fresh Market to avoid HFCS? I slow cook my tenderloin for pulled pork in a crock pot with RB... I hope that's not a BBQ foul.
@andrew Mexican Coke, or Throwback Pepsi would be a good idea, thanks!
The regular sweet baby rays, Mexican coca cola and some onions make for a great slow cooker sauce!
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