Head Country Original BBQ Sauce

Sid Post · Jul 17, 2018

Joshw said:
Fill the cart, and get out of there, before they change their mind.

Czarbecue said:
For me, it’s THE bbq sauce. Grab them by the case if you can!

mcyork28 said:
Buy every bottle they have! It's great.

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Good stuff. I like KC Masterpiece too!

DanB · Jul 20, 2018

DanB said:
Hi I'm going to do some Beef ribs soon, will try it out on them. Then decide if i should get more.

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Hi All I tried the Head Country on some beef ribs, wasn't crazy about it. Wife didn't like it. Her favorite is ShopRite Special Edition Kanas City style, which is almost like Head Country..Go figure!!
I'm really not a sauce man love my ribs dry.
DanB

DanB · Jul 25, 2018

OKRadioGuy said:
Head Country is made in Ponca City, Oklahoma, my home state. I think it FAR, FAR, FAR too sweet. Maybe you young guys have a sweet tooth, but I prefer KC Masterpiece sauce. I even thin it with a bit of Apple Cider Vinegar. Like it lots of BBQ, best on pork ribs. Tried one bottle, but even if is made here in Oklahoma, I won't be buying more of it.

Hi I kinda agree about he sweetness. Going to try a little on my next rib cook,maybe just a glase .
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pbarber · Jul 25, 2018

I too am from Oklahoma but have lived in NC for almost 20 years now. I happen to love Head Country and buy it everytime I'm back in OK. I really dislike NC style BBQ as I don't care for pickled bbq but that is what is great about BBQ in general - lots of choices some everyone should be able to find what they like.

OKRadioGuy said:
Head Country is made in Ponca City, Oklahoma, my home state. I think it FAR, FAR, FAR too sweet. Maybe you young guys have a sweet tooth, but I prefer KC Masterpiece sauce. I even thin it with a bit of Apple Cider Vinegar. Like it lots of BBQ, best on pork ribs. Tried one bottle, but even if is made here in Oklahoma, I won't be buying more of it.

fwdiii · Jul 25, 2018

I picked up a few bottles and yes it is a bit on the sweet side, but pretty good. Tried it on some ribs and chicken. Heck at .99 a bottle, why not try it, it regularly sells for 3.99. I would not spend the 3.99, but at .99 yes!

Joshw · Jul 25, 2018

For those of you that think Head Country is sweet, what sauce do you normally use? The reason I like it, is because it isn't as sweet as most commercial sauces.

DanB · Jul 25, 2018

Joshw said:
For those of you that think Head Country is sweet, what sauce do you normally use? The reason I like it, is because it isn't as sweet as most commercial sauces.

I usually use Blue Hogs Original sauce for my ribs.
DanB

DanB · Jul 25, 2018

fwdiii said:
I picked up a few bottles and yes it is a bit on the sweet side, but pretty good. Tried it on some ribs and chicken. Heck at .99 a bottle, why not try it, it regularly sells for 3.99. I would not spend the 3.99, but at .99 yes!

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IamMadMan · Jul 25, 2018

DanB said:
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Click on the quotation marks then click quote after the last message is selected.

Czarbecue · Jul 25, 2018

This should last me until my next visit to Texas.

pharp · Jul 25, 2018

DanB said:
I usually use Blue Hogs Original sauce for my ribs.
DanB

Just to make sure I am understanding what you are saying...you find Head Country to be sweeter than Blues Hog?

DanB · Jul 26, 2018

pharp said:
Just to make sure I am understanding what you are saying...you find Head Country to be sweeter than Blues Hog?

Hi Blue Hogs has more of a bite then Head Country, and not as sweet.
DanB

IamMadMan · Jul 26, 2018

DanB said:
Hi Blue Hogs has more of a bite then Head Country, and not as sweet.
DanB

Look at the labels, the amount of sugar in each is very different.

Blues Hog Original - 21 Grams sugar per serving https://www.myfitnesspal.com/food/calories/blues-hog-bbq-sauce-676668958

VS

Head Country Original - 5 Grams sugar per serving https://www.myfitnesspal.com/food/calories/343123174

I think the bite or tangy flavor is the vinegar content.

pharp · Jul 26, 2018

DanB said:
Hi Blue Hogs has more of a bite then Head Country, and not as sweet.
DanB

Everyone is of course entitled to their own opinion and individual taste is super subjective but I don't think very many people would say blues hog is less sweet than head country.

OKRadioGuy · Jul 28, 2018

pbarber. I've only been to North Carolina once to visit Biltmore. Never had any North Carolina BBQ, but I understand what is BBQ is the Carolina's is pork. Grew up in Oklahoma and lots of family in Texas, so BBQ is really BEEF for me. A runny vinegar sauce is not what I like, so do, and that's OK. As my go to sauce I like K.C. Masterpiece. But for the most part, as in most of Oklahoma and Texas, if the BBQ is good. NO sauce. The BBQ speaks for itself. Looks like Aaron Franklin's simple method is what is golden to me. I've not eaten his BBQ, but my son lives in Austin and he eaten there many times and says it's really good. Good BBQ without sauce is the best!

Happy Hapgood · Jul 28, 2018

Wish we could get it here but thanks to acouple of Brethren, It's Great on pork.

Head Country Original BBQ Sauce

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