Big Show Foods, Inc., which was created to market John Boy & Billy's sauces, sells three versions of the Grillin' Sauce (Original, Sweet&Mild, and Hot&Spicy), an Eastern Carolina barbecue sauce, a steak marinade, and two kinds of hot sauce.
The Original Grillin' Sauce, however, was what started it all when it was unveiled in 1997.
This is a tomato-based sauce that is spicier and more complex than most. It's got a moderate amount of sweetness (not too much) that is complemented by tangy vinegar and mustard flavors. Savory and garlicky notes rise up and give way to a nice lingering spicy burn.
Grade: B+
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They also support Stumps Smokers - http://www.stumpssmokersinc.com/Stump_12_07_09.mp3
That sounds better than I would have thought. Based on it being a "celebrity" sauce, I thought it would be rather forgettable.
Hey you doing Sevierville this weekend? Thought we'd say hi if you're there.
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