Okay, this has probably been asked before but I did a search and couldn't come up with anything.
Anybody know of any companies that blend and bottle and label custom sauces? Does anybody here sell their own sauce in their store?
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The industry term to look for would be "co-packer"
Maybe someone will jump in and get you a specific answer.
Go to google, do a search on "co-packer" and you'll find lots of information, and maybe you can find someone in your area.
You might also go to BBQSearch forum and check, as that topics come up there a few times. But they're not as friendly as we are.
Smokin'
Maybe someone will jump in and get you a specific answer.
Go to google, do a search on "co-packer" and you'll find lots of information, and maybe you can find someone in your area.
You might also go to BBQSearch forum and check, as that topics come up there a few times. But they're not as friendly as we are.
Smokin'
try the kansas bullsheet or national bbq news. aa a matter of fact one of these 2 have a column on nothing but this. i will try to find it for you and send info later on.
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jack
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jack
i am also interested in this topic...have a good seller in the sauce...150 bottles just to coworkers...would like some info if available...hey prisonchef...where are you located in the oldest city??? i am right up the road from you in fernandina...
There is an excellent custom bottler in Waldenburg, Arkansas. I visited his operation in May and was very impressed.
Woody Wood
870-579-2251
His sauce and dry rubs have won a number of awards and he's built a plant to help others bottle their sauce and rub.
I initially met him at an NBBQA convention in Florida. He also operates a barbecue "restaurant." He and his wife sell barbecue three days a week from an RV parked at a four-way stop on a two-land highway. Quite unconventional... excellent food.
I spent an afternoon in the plant and watched the entire process. Quite impressive. He will help you avoid many mistakes and headaches.
Woody Wood
870-579-2251
His sauce and dry rubs have won a number of awards and he's built a plant to help others bottle their sauce and rub.
I initially met him at an NBBQA convention in Florida. He also operates a barbecue "restaurant." He and his wife sell barbecue three days a week from an RV parked at a four-way stop on a two-land highway. Quite unconventional... excellent food.
I spent an afternoon in the plant and watched the entire process. Quite impressive. He will help you avoid many mistakes and headaches.
You might want to check out www.fiery-foods.com and check with Dave Dewitt.