>> Yup. I've gotten into, shall we say very heated and pointed arguments over the ingredients in my BBQ sauce... <<
There are many types of BBQ sauce, all legitimate; what matters is that each person can find something they like.
I am, however, disgusted that almost everything in the stores is now lightly flavored high-fructose corn syrup. This makes it difficult to cook sloppy joes from scratch, as one of the ingredients is BBQ sauce.
>> And nearly left the table when someone bragged that their sauce was "homemade" because they mixed two parts brand A with one part brand B! (UUUUGH. HORROR!) <<
I call bullshit.
A more typical argument is whether something counts as homemade or from scratch if it has some prepared ingredients (such as ketchup) or only if it is made entirely from single ingredients.
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Re: BBQ
Date: 2017-01-01 07:33 am (UTC)There are many types of BBQ sauce, all legitimate; what matters is that each person can find something they like.
I am, however, disgusted that almost everything in the stores is now lightly flavored high-fructose corn syrup. This makes it difficult to cook sloppy joes from scratch, as one of the ingredients is BBQ sauce.
>> And nearly left the table when someone bragged that their sauce was "homemade" because they mixed two parts brand A with one part brand B! (UUUUGH. HORROR!) <<
I call bullshit.
A more typical argument is whether something counts as homemade or from scratch if it has some prepared ingredients (such as ketchup) or only if it is made entirely from single ingredients.