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Couldn't decide which BBQ Sauce to Buy...

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SoonerChris
SoonerChris Posts: 302
edited November -1 in EggHead Forum
So I bought both...

1 bottle of Blue's Hog Original
1 bottle of Blue's Hog Tennessee Red
1 bottle of Blue's Hog Raspberry Chipotle

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1 Bottle of Carnivore Hot
1 Bottle of Carnivore Robust
1 Bottle of Carnivore Sweet

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  • Sooner Egg
    Sooner Egg Posts: 578
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    have you tried Sweet Spirit, it's made in Oklahoma and is an excellent bbq sauce
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  • SoonerChris
    SoonerChris Posts: 302
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    Sooner Egg wrote:
    have you tried Sweet Spirit, it's made in Oklahoma and is an excellent bbq sauce

    Just checked out the website. I'll have to try some after I finish the Blue's Hog and Carnivore.
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  • Eggerman1
    Eggerman1 Posts: 155
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    I made almost the same purchase about 3 weeks ago, my family choked over the Chipotle, but I like it hot. The BH Tennessee hot is awesome for basting chicken breasts.

    Oh and I want to apologize to both sooner eggers for the schlacking that will take place on Oct. 24th this year in Lawrence, let's go hawks!
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  • Sooner Egg
    Sooner Egg Posts: 578
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    Sweet Spirit is just a name, the sauce comes in mild (no bite) medium(a little bite) and hot, which is really really good, if you're in the OKC metro area you can find it at local Homeland stores....other than Homeland they sell it at the fair, farmers markets and other places....the recipe is that of a group of local church ladies that wanted do something other than bake sales and cara washes......if you get a chance to try it, it is well worth it...if you can't find any I would be more than happy to send you a bottle to try
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  • SoonerChris
    SoonerChris Posts: 302
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    Eggerman wrote:
    Oh and I want to apologize to both sooner eggers for the schlacking that will take place on Oct. 24th this year in Lawrence, let's go hawks!

    Wow! 4 months out and we already have someone calling out the mighty Sonners. Don't think it's going to happen this year Eggerman.

    Boomer Sooner baby!!!

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  • Sooner Egg
    Sooner Egg Posts: 578
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    seems a little early to be drinking.....BOOMER SOONER!! OU 45 chicken hawks 17
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  • SoonerChris
    SoonerChris Posts: 302
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    Sooner Egg wrote:
    Sweet Spirit is just a name, the sauce comes in mild (no bite) medium(a little bite) and hot, which is really really good, if you're in the OKC metro area you can find it at local Homeland stores....other than Homeland they sell it at the fair, farmers markets and other places....the recipe is that of a group of local church ladies that wanted do something other than bake sales and cara washes......if you get a chance to try it, it is well worth it...if you can't find any I would be more than happy to send you a bottle to try

    I'm in OKC quite a bit. I'll have to stop by Homeland and pickup a bottle. Thanks for the heads up.
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  • SoonerChris
    SoonerChris Posts: 302
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    Sooner Egg wrote:
    seems a little early to be drinking.....BOOMER SOONER!! OU 45 chicken hawks 17
    :):):)
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  • Eggerman1
    Eggerman1 Posts: 155
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    Just a little friendly Big 12 banter to start the morning.

    Just hope that Texas gives you a hard game, and the sooners are worn out on the 24th. I married a sooner, so I have to hear it every year.

    Although we are the last Big 12 team to win a BCS game, that won't last, but hey at least we are competitive, thanks for Mangino!
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  • RVH
    RVH Posts: 523
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    Michael, those nice ladies also sell the sauce door-to-door for church fundraisers. You are right about it being a good product but the hot version is too much for this spice-wussy.
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  • Bordello
    Bordello Posts: 5,926
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    Good job.
    I've had the Blue Hog's, good but a little sweet for me.

    I've also had the Carnivore Chipolte, liked it so much I have a case on it way this week, all but 2 will be the Chipolte, one Robust and one Sweet as I have not tride those yet.

    Cheers,
    Bordello
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  • Sooner Egg
    Sooner Egg Posts: 578
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    did you find the Carnivore here in Oklahoma or did you order it online?
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  • SoonerChris
    SoonerChris Posts: 302
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    Sooner Egg wrote:
    did you find the Carnivore here in Oklahoma or did you order it online?

    Nope, ordered both online.
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  • hornhonk
    hornhonk Posts: 3,841
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    Another great sauce from Oklahoma is Head Country. We love it. Go to their site and check the ingredients. And we're from Texas!
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  • hornhonk
    hornhonk Posts: 3,841
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    Sorry, the site doesn't contain the ingredients, but you gotta love a recipe that begins with ketchup, brown sugar, distilled vinegar, worcestershire ,salt and spices. Not a thick sauce. Great with pulled pork.
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  • Sooner Egg
    Sooner Egg Posts: 578
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    Head Country is an excellent bbq sauce....been buying it for years, they also have a pretty good bbq rub
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