Stubbs Original BBQ Sauce: 18 Oz Bottles (4-Pack) for Delicious Barbecue Flavor

Mark C.: I used this product for my BBQ ribs and the flavor it gives them is great! I would buy this again.

United States on Nov 25, 2023

Robin: So, I have mold which gives me all these allergies, like gluten, yeast, soy, and lactose and have a nightshade intolerance. On top of that I am doing this self-imposed test to not eat dairy (miss cheese), no sugar, nor fake just coconut sugar and honey. Also, the only vinegar I can have is white; so there you have it, there is a bit of brown sugar and molasses, which I know is from refined cane sugar. This is the only thing so far that I have cheated on. I can’t eat it too often since it has tomato paste, but it hasn’t made me rash out so I will take it as a win.
One jar last over a month, but to be able to have this flavor once-in-a-while is great and I am thankful. This is on my Subscribe and Save.

United States on Oct 03, 2023

Mary Berlingieri: I bought several bottles. This is a huge hit with the family when making baby back ribs!

United States on Aug 16, 2023

Ted: We got hooked on Stubbs BBQ sauce, but couldn't find it locally anymore. Amazon had a deal on a case of 4 bottles. I appreciate how well it was packed (first in the Stubbs compartmented case however; Amazon could learn from them), then in the Amazon box.

United States on May 18, 2023

L.M. Keefer: Have been looking for a tasty, low-sugar barbeque sauce to use on meats. We eat a lot of ground turkey as a substitute for beef. Discovered if you put sauces or seasonings on it, you can't tell the difference. Love to make a sloppy joe of ground turkey, green pepper, onions and barbeque sauce on a toasted whole grain bun. Found this barbeque sauce at Amazon and ordered it for Christmas. It is deliciously tangy, not too sweet, and a thinner sauce than some of the thick ones. We love it. Saw that Open Pit barbeque sauce lists corn syrup as its primary ingredient. This has less than .5% of corn syrup, and it has no high fructose corn syrup which nutritionists advise against. It is low in sugar at 4g per serving of 2 tablespoons which is 25 calories.

The company info says it contains NO high fructose corn syrup:

"Stubb prided himself on making the best barbecue around, and he knew that the only way to do that was to use nothing but quality ingredients. That's why Stubb's line of sauces, marinades and rubs are made right with quality, gluten free ingredients, and contain no high fructose corn syrup."

Here's the ingredients list: Water, Tomato Paste, Cane Sugar,...

United States on Dec 28, 2014