Dipping starches in BBQ sounds blasphemous. BBQ will always be something out put on meat or a in a sandwich. Not something you dip your sides in.
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What Is Era's Favorite Dipping Sauce, And Why Bbq Sauce Should Be Banned
- Thread starter Angie
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Dipping starches in BBQ sounds blasphemous. BBQ will always be something out put on meat or a in a sandwich. Not something you dip your sides in.
Ok but how do you explain the fries being good in BBQ Sauce because they clearly are
They probably are, but guess what, I'm not a fan.
Same with ranch, ranch belongs in salads not on pizza.
Ya'll are blasphemers
Of those, probably ketchup or mustard, it's just really versatile and goes well with a ton of stuff. I like the taste of a hot/mustardy/vinegary BBQ sauce, but it doesn't go with everything like how ketchup or mustard does.
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BBQ sauce is fucking incredible though.
whataburger spicy ketchup is so good - if I buy ketchup from my local H‑E‑B I buy this - especially since they sell the condiments from whataburger in bottles
My favorite go to condiment is bbq
My secret best dipping sauce:
1 part ketchup
1 part Hoisin
1 part Grace Scotch Bonnet sauce
Thank me later.
1 part ketchup
1 part Hoisin
1 part Grace Scotch Bonnet sauce
Thank me later.
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Next thread I'm going to put something universally hated in the title, just to see if you guys go there to contradict me.
"George Clooney is the worst movie Batman."
Resetera. "Nah Angie you crazy, he is by far the best one."
Went with other as Brown Sauce (Either HP or Daddies) is clearly the best.
But do you know what BBQ sauce goes really well with? Ham and Pineapple pizza. It is amazing.
But do you know what BBQ sauce goes really well with? Ham and Pineapple pizza. It is amazing.
I mean pepperoni would win too in "best" pizza topping so era clearly wrong on this too
I like BBQ sauce but hardly ever use it. If you need sauce on your Q, it's dry and/or lacks flavor.
BBQ sauce is great on meats, but as a dipping sauce?
I'm not sure I have EVER used BBQ as a dipping sauce.
I'm not sure I have EVER used BBQ as a dipping sauce.
I want my bbq sauce to be cooked with the meat and not something dipped in afterwards. So yeah it's my least favorite dip. My vote goes to honey mustard.
How do you feel about French dressing on pizza?
Because I do that lol
tfw you're leaving the Popeyes drive thru and you're marveling at your luck that they gave you five of these when you asked for it
Doesn't taste the same since that lawsuit and changing pepper suppliers. Still good, but not the same.
Whatever makes you happy friend. I knew a guy who put ketchup on his pizza. That 's where I draw my line.
Fries, burgers, sandwiches, pieces of already bbqed meat, cheese curds, pork tacos, onion rings. I dunno, lots of stuff.
My man.
There's something about Popeye's sauces in general, almost all of them are fantastic. Their buffalo and marti gras mustard are amazing as well. I so wish they sold them in stores like some chains do with their sauces, I'd be stocked on them.
While it's not my singular favorite, BBQ sauce is probably the one that I use the most in general for dipping.
But I feel like some dips are just better than others depending on the food. As an example, no way in hell I would use BBQ sauce for spring rolls or for Korean BBQ.
But I feel like some dips are just better than others depending on the food. As an example, no way in hell I would use BBQ sauce for spring rolls or for Korean BBQ.
Yooooo sweet baby ray's is the best. I have their sweet n spicy BBQ sauce and I could drink it with a straw it's that good
There are a handful of sauces I enjoy more, (Chimichurri, Fresh Guacamole, and nothing goes better with Thai fried chicken or sticky rice than just some lime+fish sauce+sugar+chili's+garlic), but I'm voting BBQ out of spite. You can dip almost anything into a good BBQ sauce and improve your situation.
I like the idea of dipping already bbqed meat into more bbq, everything else, naw.
