BBQ Sauce ?

The HC original and CS spicey have nothing in common, very different. It's closer to the HC Hot, but not real close.

CS Spicey is my favorite sauce, and by using the mix, you're not paying shipping weight on things you can pick up at Sam's. I can't compare it to any Head Country sauce because I've only used it once, and that was so long ago I can't remember that much about it. Once I found the CS Spicey, I quit looking.

Just made a two quart batch on the Spicy BBQ mix recipe, my family's favorite on everything. Also got Head Country's Hickory sauce.A few similarities but not many. My problem? Running out of Cookshack Spicy BBQ Mix! (the powder) Is it still available, stand a lone? Doesn't show on your internet store.

OD

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Originally posted by A DRUMMER:
My problem? Running out of Cookshack Spicy BBQ Mix! (the powder) Is it still available, stand a lone? Doesn't show on your internet store.

It is in the store under the sauce section. Here is the link: http://store.cookshack.com/c-1...q-sauce-dry-mix.aspx

nova:
Check you local Wal-Marts for Head Country Sauce. Some carry it while others do not. One of our Wally Worlds carries the head country Original 36 OZ sauce.

Like many things,CS wishes to stay in the cooker business,and provides the assorted sidelines as a SERVICE to the distant customers.

Just like soft drink companies don't need the expense of shipping water.

We had a fine thread about how great the chili mix was.

Donna's family "invented" the spicey sauce for the folks around the world to be able to serve an Okie/southwest taste.

Like Smokin' says,it is a stand alone product,and certainly not hot.

Easy way to assure you is to order one,or maybe the assortment kit.

Calls sales and ask them,the best bet.

Also, ask about any New Year's sales,or shipping specials.