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Bbq Sauce

christle

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christle
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Does anyone know of a BBQ Sauce that is gluten-free? I haven't been able to find one that was good. I tried Annie's BBQ Sauce Smoking Maple but it was too sweet.

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I use KC Masterpiece Original. I know their original flavor is gluten-free, but some of the other varieties have gluten. I think it has an excellent bbq flavor. :) Hope that helps!

Canadian Karen Community Regular
Canadian Karen
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Kraft. They have an excellent selection of different flavours too.......

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lovegrov
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My two favorites are Sweet Baby Rays and Bone Suckin'. Neither is very sweet.

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I love the Kraft Honey BBQ sauce..may be too sweet for you but try looking at other ones made by Kraft...love their products

Guest imsohungry
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Christle,

I had to laugh...we must both be craving BBQ! :D

I sent my message, and then, seven minutes later, you sent yours. (HEE!) (Maybe it's a state-to-state time gap...we were probably craving it at the exact same time) :lol:

Good luck to you! I hope it turns out good. ;) -Julie

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drjmarkusic Newbie
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Thanks, I really like KC Masterpiece Original and haven't had any for three months now. Now I can get a new life, LOL.

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My two favorites are Sweet Baby Rays and Bone Suckin'. Neither is very sweet.

richard

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I use the Montgomery Inn BBQ sauce. I am still waiting for the company to answer my question is it gluten-free? Anyone else have any information on Montgomery Inn BBQ sauce? It is the best in the world!

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