Gluten, Corn, and Soy free low carb BBQ Sauce

[Ennis-TX]

So for years I have had this issue...of all BBQ sauces either having one of my NOs in them or having too much sugar. Like everything either has Corn Syrup, Corn starch, wheat based soy sauce, wheat based smoke flavor, soy, xantham gum, or tons of sugar....

I thought I was condemned to homemade sauce, lea & perry Worcestershire sauce, and colin liquid smoke for my BBQ needs...do not get me wrong the best burgers I make are with a light dip in Worcestershire and liquid smoke and a rub of choice, and even skillet grilled patties taste like grill made masterpieces. But sometime you just need a dab of old fashioned sauce.

I found this and it actually taste just like my memory of sauce from a local BBQ place with a bit less vinegar tang.
I am seriously debating ordering a gallon of it, I even tested it with my nima to make sure it was safe.
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[kareng]

I don't know if any of these would work for you.  They are nightshade free and seem to be corn free.

 

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[Ennis-TX]

5 minutes ago, kareng said:

I don't know if any of these would work for you.  They are nightshade free and seem to be corn free.

 

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Yeah looked into them before, great for those with nightshade issues, corn free too boot. Flaw for me is 8g of sugar in a serving....more then I have in most meals, would probably throw me out of ketosis and flare my UC.
Thanks anyway will help anyone else with nightshade, corn, dairy, gluten soy issues but not so much like me with that sugar issue.

[LilyR]

On 6/25/2018 at 7:23 PM, Ennis_TX said:

So for years I have had this issue...of all BBQ sauces either having one of my NOs in them or having too much sugar. Like everything either has Corn Syrup, Corn starch, wheat based soy sauce, wheat based smoke flavor, soy, xantham gum, or tons of sugar....

I thought I was condemned to homemade sauce, lea & perry Worcestershire sauce, and colin liquid smoke for my BBQ needs...do not get me wrong the best burgers I make are with a light dip in Worcestershire and liquid smoke and a rub of choice, and even skillet grilled patties taste like grill made masterpieces. But sometime you just need a dab of old fashioned sauce.

I found this and it actually taste just like my memory of sauce from a local BBQ place with a bit less vinegar tang.
I am seriously debating ordering a gallon of it, I even tested it with my nima to make sure it was safe.
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Thanks for the info. I have been missing bbq sauce too. I was thinking of making some of my own maybe.  Weird thing is last Sept when my stomach was getting much better, I had bbq chicken a few times with Baby Ray's bbq sauce.  But now I am trying to avoid all corn.

One thing though, does citric acid contain corn? I thought I read it did, so have been avoiding it. But this bbq sauce link you gave, the ingredients say citric acid. But maybe I have been seeing wrong info about that?  Is citric acid safe for us non-corn people?  I also read magnesium citrate has corn, yet I bought vitamin supplements of actual magnesium citrate and the company says it is corn-free.  So confused???