Grandville’s Gourmet BBQ Sauce – Tropical (5/5)

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5-5

I think a lot of companies get the execution of fruit-based BBQ sauces wrong.   The concept of eating barbecue sauce with fruit is a bit odd for some who are used to garden variety (no pun intended) sauces that don’t taste much like typical fruits and vegetables.

I approached this one with skepticism, as the Original Spicy sauce had an overwhelming “eating your veggies” flavor which was a bit much for me.  The taste in this one has a much milder veggie lead flavor, and with the added pineapples, it really evens out the balance of flavors.  As you can see by my rating, I loved this sauce!

Grandville’s nails it with a great smell, flavor, before and after cooking flavor, sticks-to-meat consistency, and great packaging to back it up.  It’s one of the most chunky, most natural sauces that I’ve ever seen in a bottle.

When I grilled up the chicken, it felt like the Caribbean around here – just needed a steel drum or two and some reggae music.  I could also see this going good on top of pork – thinking ham and pineapple is always a nice match.  I’ll have to try that soon.

Smell 5
Taste 5
Consistency 5
Ingredients 3
Label and marketing 4

Go buy this stuff here: http://www.grandvillesbbqsauces.com/

If you like pineapple BBQ sauces I also recommend BBQ Stu’s Steel City.

Site Editor, BBQ Sauce Lover, Family Guy, Hi Tech Marketer by Day. He recently wrote the Ebook “How to Market Your BBQ Sauce” which can be purchased on this site.

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