If you’re like a lot of other families across the country, you’ll probably be spending the upcoming Labor Day holiday outdoors BBQ’ing. I know we are! So we’re turning to Herman T’s BBQ Sauce to ensure that all our guests have a fun and delicious time!
The FRN members had the opportunity to review Herman’s BBQ Sauce for themselves. Here’s what they had to say:
The Art of Random Willy-Nilllyness: I would recommend this sauce to anyone. It also has less calories than the grocery store stuff. It is made with an all natural mix of powders that contain no MSG or other chemicals. Also one pouch will make up to 3/4 gallons of sauce. That is a lot of sauce for the price! And if you want to get crazy, you can doctor it up. The next time I use Herman T’s, instead of the water, I am trying beer. I think it will have a really good taste. I also used the BBQ powder as a dry rub on the chicken before I grilled it. Overall, Herman T’s is some finger licking good stuff! I can’t wait to grill out again!!
Contest Corner: The consensus was that the steak was good, but we couldn’t really taste the sauce. I think this would be best appreciated as a topping for meat rather than a marinade, so that you could really enjoy the flavor – although it didn’t help that I ran out of ketchup, so I only made 1 cup of each sauce. I tried a piece of steak marinated in each flavor; I was afraid that the “Hot” variety would be too intense for me – I have a very low tolerance for spicy foods – but it wasn’t outrageously spicy, so I was able to enjoy it. I had fun sampling Herman T’s BBQ Sauce and I look forward to trying it in other dishes!
Busy Working Mama: Herman T’s BBQ sauce mix is unlike any sauce I’ve tried before. It is a dry mix that you combine with water and ketchup to create your own BBQ sauce. I love the fact that you can make as much or as little as you want – use a tablespoon for a smaller serving or the whole packet for a giant vat. I tried the original version and really liked the flavor. This week I also made pulled pork in my crock pot and added some of the Herman T’s spicy BBQ sauce to the pot to simmer with the pork. It was delicious!
Two Monkey’s & a Washtub: We live in Texas, need I say more? We BBQ all the time and are always trying out new BBQ sauce. This is some good BBQ sauce mix. What I really like (regardless of my initial apprehension) is that you can mix it up yourself, so if you need it a little thicker you can reduce the level of water. If you can’t take the heat, you can add a little more ketchup. We even tried it as a dry rub on chicken and it turned out really yummy! You can make as much as you want when you mix it up and it will keep in the fridge, but I can say it tastes great warm off the stove! This sauce has a great flavor, not too spicy, not too much tomato flavor, and not too salty!
Marvelous Mommy: We started with the original mild. David mixed everything together and we tasted it. Overall I loved it…even more than our usual BBQ Sauce!! David said “I knew you’d like it. It tastes like ketchup.” He liked it but he still added his own twist on it {like he does everything} before he put it on our ribs. He added some Herman T’s Spicy “Hot” for a kick and some whiskey, Jack Daniels to be exact. David smoked the ribs on the grill for about 4 hours. We ate baked beans and corn on the cob {from our friends garden} with it!! It was delicious! We also had that same friend over for dinner and he enjoyed it as well!
A Nut in a Nutshell: First I tasted the mild sauce and then I tasted the spicy sauce. Honestly, I really couldn’t tell that much of a difference between the two, maybe just the slightest bit more heat with the spicy. I thought both of them had a slightly sweet flavor, and the catsup taste was quite noticeable. That’s not a bad thing, but I would have preferred the spice to overtake the catsup flavor. I might experiment next time and add a bit more dry mix than it calls for. I really liked whipping up a sauce that’s fresh not bottled, and knowing that it contains no chemicals or MSG makes me feel good about eating it and serving it.
Forgetfulone: Here in Texas, it’s not only the meat and the grilling that has to pass the test, it’s the sauce. The regular sauce is both sweet and tangy. And the spicy sauce has a little kick, which my husband loves. I even tried it, and it was spicy, but not Habanero-pepper-spicy, thank goodness! The great thing about the pouches is that they have a longer shelf life than bottles. Plus, you only need to make the amount you want for that particular meal, but if there are leftovers, they will keep in a closed container in the refrigerator.
Armymom’s Place: Herman T’s Sauce Mix was a hit…I doubled my recipe for meatloaf, and the entire thing was gone! There wasn’t enough! All the kids wanted more! Number 4, doesn’t like BBQ sauce at all. Usually I have to leave a section of my meatloaf, well, naked! She always tells me that it is “too spicy”. Not this time! She couldn’t get enough! In fact, she was quite upset when she was told there was no more. To the point of tears! Mr. Herman T. Jones, you have my seal approval! If my daughter will eat it with no problems, everyone else will love it! And that’s the truth!
The Thrifty Things: It’s not like the bottled BBQ sauce one buys in the stores. This is a mix which is whipped up from scratch and is still ready in only ten minutes. I didn’t need any fancy ingredients either–just water, ketchup and the BBQ mix. It’s available in two varieties, mild and spicy “hot.” The great thing about this sauce is I could make as much or as little as I wanted. It would be fresh each time. This sauce has a rich, thick texture and is slightly sweet. I made barbequed chicken and the whole family gave it a “thumbs up.”
So for a tasty BBQ Sauce that’s sure to be a big hit, stop by Herman T’s BBQ Sauce and check out their flavor selection. One package sells for $7.95 and 2 packages goes for $15.oo. Enjoy!
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