Heinz Hickory Smoked Barbecue Sauce (4 ct Casepack, 1 gal Jugs)

I love this barbecue sauce. I always bought it in the stores but when they stopped selling in stores I wondered where I could buy. So, I found it on Amazon and has been ordering 2 at a time.

Dive into the flavors of the Carolinas with Heinz Carolina Vinegar Style BBQ Sauce! As a BBQ aficionado, I'm always on the lookout for sauces that deliver authentic regional taste, and this one hits the mark.Let's talk about flavor. Heinz Carolina BBQ Sauce combines tangy vinegar with savory spices and a hint of sweetness, creating a perfectly balanced sauce that's bursting with flavor. Whether you're slathering it on pulled pork, ribs, or chicken, its tangy kick will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving more.But what truly sets this sauce apart is its versatility. Whether you're grilling, smoking, or slow-cooking, Heinz Carolina BBQ Sauce adds a delicious Southern twist to any dish. Plus, its thick and rich texture ensures that it clings perfectly to your favorite BBQ creations, delivering maximum flavor with every bite.And let's not forget about convenience. The easy-to-pour bottle makes it a breeze to add just the right amount of sauce to your BBQ masterpiece, while the resealable cap keeps it fresh for future use.Overall, if you're looking to elevate your BBQ game with a sauce that captures the true essence of Carolina-style BBQ, look no further than Heinz Carolina Vinegar Style BBQ Sauce. It's a must-have addition to any BBQ lover's pantry.

Baby Ray’s has high fructose corn syrup along with a lot of other brands I had to search for this when and it taste great. I hope they don’t discontinue it because it’s really good and a lot of people buy.

Awesome Stuff - Taste great - 5 stars - Worth the Money

SAUCE IS GREAT NOT TOO SWEET

This sauce is not just my favorite, but all of my 40-plus family members' favorite sauce! Yes, it's bold, not too sweet like so many, and has the spices one might associate with Texas. And for gas/propane grillers, this is especially excellent because it is THICK! If you cook on gas/propane, you can't frequently flip and baste in the final segment of the chicken's cooking like you would n a coal grill. I only flip BBQ chicken on my propane grill once and when I do I squirt onto the top of the chicken breasts quite liberally and it cooks well, leaving a large top side of thick but COOKED BBQ sauce!

This is the best sauce with the right spice and sweetness levels.

I first heard about these Heinz sauces a few years ago on some forum or social media group for smoking meat. I was a bit incredulous because I associated Heinz with the horrific Kraft BBQ sauce I had growing up and just generally with mass-market crap. Nevertheless, Wal-Mart was selling a 4-flavor sampler pack for a reasonable price at the time so I picked one up and gave it a shot.I was legitimately wowed. I've tried dozens of BBQ sauces in my time from the standard grocery store brands to some more boutique types. The Heinz sauces were quite frankly up there with the best I've had.My favorite flavor is definitely the Texas style. To be honest, I've eaten a lot of BBQ in Texas and never been served anything remotely like this (usually its that gross mustard-based stuff they have), but this sauce is awesome. Perfect flavor, not too sweet, and incredibly versatile. It's my go-to for Chicken and dipping french fries, but it really works on anything.The Kansas City is quite a bit sweeter, but in the right circumstance it perfectly hits the spot. I use it on pork spareribs as well as pulled pork.The Carolina Vinegar is the other one I purchase. Generally, I've never been a huge fan of Carolina sauces in general (and I've spent a decent amount of time in this region so I've tried the real thing), but I do use this on pulled pork from time to time with great results.My only complaint about Heinz sauces is that their availability has really diminished over the last few years. You used to be able to purchase them at most grocery stores, but now Amazon is the only place I can find them. I've actually purchased them in decent quantities and stored them just in case availability ever becomes even worse.