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FULL Gallon Hoff BBQ + Squeeze Bottle

Name: FULL Gallon Hoff BBQ + Squeeze Bottle
Brand: Hoff and Pepper
SKU: SQ1111144
Price: 60.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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Naturally Gluten Free and Vegan

A molasses based BBQ sauce with just a touch of heat and the right amount of sweet. We add a splash of our award winning Hoff Sauce that kicks this smoky, tangy sauce to the next level. Smother it over your loaded potato or baste your next brisket with this as a finishing sauce. Hoff BBQ is an incredibly well balanced sauce that's handmade in Chattanooga, TN in small batches.

Hoff's Molasses based BBQ sauce is handmade in Tennessee
Perfect on beef brisket, pork ribs, and sweet potato fries.
NO high fructose corn syrup and naturally vegan and gluten free

Heat Level: Lightweight

Ingredients: Tomatoes, Vinegar, Cane Sugar, Water, Molasses, Salt, Fresh Chiles, Garlic, Onion, Spices, and Smoke Flavor

Suggested Pairings: Brisket, Meatballs, BBQ Sandwiches, Sweet Potato Fries, Meatloaf, Pork & Beef Ribs

Shelf Life: Refrigeration recommended but not required. Hoff BBQ is best if used within 1 year.

So good we have to buy it by the gallon.

My family goes through so much of this BBQ sauce, that we have to buy it by the gallon because the normal bottles don't last long enough.

Bold flavor

We started using Hoff’s a few years ago on most of our home cooks and the flavor profiles offered in their products is in munched bu most box store products.

Close, but no cigar.

It's hard to find a truly flavorful BBQ sauce that isn't too sweet or too overloaded with hickory smoke, but is still tangy. I was hoping an authentic sauce from Tennessee might hit the right balance, and save me the work of making homemade sauce. Well, this sauce isn't too smoky or sweet, but it has no tanginess. Flavor, yes. Spice, yes. Just not mouthwatering tang. It's just a flat sort of flavor with a little heat added. I guess I'll just have to continue making my own at home using the original ( not the revised ) Weber barbecue sauce recipe.

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