What's cookin' boys?
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lol I like to add that sweet creamer in my coffee.Looks great but I think your "coffee" needs more coffee.
Never drank coffee until Canada said I had too, to stay warm. Last week in May of 2009, I arrived in Winnipeg. It snowed over 6in and the locals were a bit freaked out with late Spring flakes. I ended up 4 hours North of Winnipeg that day and it was a bit cold for my southern ass. I was there for black bear hunting and the only thing hot was the coffee and that's how it began.
I imagine a visit from you one day down here, I'll be sure to have ice for your coffee.Looks great but I think your "coffee" needs more coffee.
No Sir, no ice for me. Hot coffee on a hot day is just fine with me but the looks on folks while I sit in my underwear if priceless!I imagine a visit from you one day down here, I'll be sure to have ice for your coffee.
I've been north of Winnipeg a few times myself. Not my favorite place. Either 40 below or dealing with mosquitos the size of B52's. Hope you tagged out of big bruin. Have a large one hanging around here this fall, about 16 inches between the ears. Not bothered by sxs either.
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5'9" 300lb one,No Sir, no ice for me. Hot coffee on a hot day is just fine with me but the looks on folks while I sit in my underwear if priceless!
I've been north of Winnipeg a few times myself. Not my favorite place. Either 40 below or dealing with mosquitos the size of B52's. Hope you tagged out of big bruin. Have a large one hanging around here this fall, about 16 inches between the ears. Not bothered by sxs either.
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True - not in my house all the time…..
Posted pictures of it before.
Best name I’ve come up with whatever that is…we like it.
30+ years ago I wanted to call it Beefaroni but the Mrs. disallowed it. (I liked Beefaroni as a kid…
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Yes. It is a simple barbecue sauce we like to use on chicken. They make several flavors. It also makes a good dipping sauce and they have great wing sauces we also grill with.
Original Barbecue Sauce | Sweet Baby Ray’s
The one, the only, the original BBQ sauce.
www.sweetbabyrays.com
Thanks. I like to try different BBQ sauces and I see I can order it through amazon.Yes. It is a simple barbecue sauce we like to use on chicken. They make several flavors. It also makes a good dipping sauce and they have great wing sauces we also grill with.
Original Barbecue Sauce | Sweet Baby Ray’s
The one, the only, the original BBQ sauce.www.sweetbabyrays.com
It's OK, we don't eat Mexican food outside of Texas for that reason. My parents ordered chicken fajitas once in Georgia, the chicken was cooked in the oven, WTHTrue - not in my house all the time…..
Posted pictures of it before.
Best name I’ve come up with whatever that is…we like it.
30+ years ago I wanted to call it Beefaroni but the Mrs. disallowed it. (I liked Beefaroni as a kid…
Possibly, but have never seen it in a Canadian grocery store yet but maybe I have just missed it. That's what sparked my interest when you posted it. Thanks.
We stopped buying Baby Ray's, it has too much high fructose corn syrup in it. We have switched over to Stubbs, costs a bit more, but much healthier for ya.Yes. It is a simple barbecue sauce we like to use on chicken. They make several flavors. It also makes a good dipping sauce and they have great wing sauces we also grill with.
Original Barbecue Sauce | Sweet Baby Ray’s
The one, the only, the original BBQ sauce.www.sweetbabyrays.com
We tried 6 store-bought barbecue sauces and have a winner
After testing 6 different barbecue sauces, one is the clear winner.
www.gainesville.com
AI Overview
Stubb's and Sweet Baby Ray's are both barbecue sauces, but they have different flavors and ingredients, and some say they're best for different uses:
Flavor
Stubb's has a roasted element and sharp vinegar notes, while Sweet Baby Ray's is smoky and brown sugar-y. Taste of Home named Stubb's Original Bar-B-Q Sauce the best spicy barbecue sauce, and Sweet Baby Ray's Original Barbecue Sauce the best mild barbecue sauce.
Ingredients
Stubb's Original BBQ Sauce contains tomato paste, cane sugar, paprika, distilled vinegar, and onion powder. It's also gluten-free and doesn't contain high-fructose corn syrup. Sweet Baby Ray's is made with corn syrup and pineapple juice.
Uses
Some say Stubb's is mostly for basting and grilling, while Sweet Baby Ray's is great for barbecue lovers with a sweet tooth.
Consistency
Sweet Baby Ray's is thick, almost like a barbecue jam or jelly.
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The grandkids and wife like sweet baby rays on chicken so that's what I buy. Tried the Stubbs once and it was too smokey for them. I love the sweet baby rays wing sauce on the grill. Makes a nice warm crispy crust.We stopped buying Baby Ray's, it has too much high fructose corn syrup in it. We have switched over to Stubbs, costs a bit more, but much healthier for ya.
We tried 6 store-bought barbecue sauces and have a winner
After testing 6 different barbecue sauces, one is the clear winner.www.gainesville.com
AI Overview
Stubb's and Sweet Baby Ray's are both barbecue sauces, but they have different flavors and ingredients, and some say they're best for different uses:
Flavor
Stubb's has a roasted element and sharp vinegar notes, while Sweet Baby Ray's is smoky and brown sugar-y. Taste of Home named Stubb's Original Bar-B-Q Sauce the best spicy barbecue sauce, and Sweet Baby Ray's Original Barbecue Sauce the best mild barbecue sauce.
Ingredients
Stubb's Original BBQ Sauce contains tomato paste, cane sugar, paprika, distilled vinegar, and onion powder. It's also gluten-free and doesn't contain high-fructose corn syrup. Sweet Baby Ray's is made with corn syrup and pineapple juice.
Uses
Some say Stubb's is mostly for basting and grilling, while Sweet Baby Ray's is great for barbecue lovers with a sweet tooth.
Consistency
Sweet Baby Ray's is thick, almost like a barbecue jam or jelly.