Stubb's® Sweet Heat Barbecue

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  When Stubb used to say "Ladies and Gentlemen, I’m a cook," he was being humble. But everyone knew he was more than just a cook; he made the best barbecue you ever tasted. His history lives on in our Sweet Heat Barbecue Sauce, where sweet molasses and brown sugar balance perfectly with smokey heat from chipotle peppers. If you’re looking to bring a little sass to your barbecue, this Texas-style barbecue sauce has you – and your brisket – covered. For quality barbecue done right, use Stubb’s Sauces, Rubs & Marinades, all made with his secret ingredient "Love and Happiness."

  • Barbecue sauce with sweet heat from molasses, brown sugar and aged chipotle chile sauce
  • Adds bold Texas flavor to ribs, chicken, wings, steak, pork and vegetables
  • Try in sloppy joes and slow cooker pulled pork recipes

• Dietary Information

  Gluten Free, Kosher, Live Naturally, Low Fat, No Artificial Ingredients, No Saturated Fat, Non-GMO, Pescatarian, Vegan, Vegetarian

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