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How can i make my barbecue sauce less tart?

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universitystudent asked:

I made bbq sauce, but it turns out the recipe isn’t that great, it tastes too ketchupy, how can i neutralize it? I’ve pretty much attacked it with everything i could think of, and it’s still not working out!

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11 Responses to “How can i make my barbecue sauce less tart?”

  1. DOTTY C Says:

    1/4 cup brown sugar or 2 tablespoons molasses

  2. TOMato Says:

    Add some worchestershire sauce

  3. upallniteowl Says:

    add some surgar or brown sugar

  4. smartgirl Says:

    I saw this guy on tv put orange juice and honey in his. you might just want to try small samples to see how it tastes. I personally suggest the honey- it sound about right, but try the orange juice too to see how it tastes. Just make 3 samples, one with honey , one with oj, and one with both. I hope it turns out just right.

  5. nackawicbean Says:

    honey may neutralize it a bit…

  6. Leah Says:

    i heard of just adding water. Though, i think that is extremely gross. i’ve never tried it, but you never know.

  7. droopy Says:

    Put some brown sugar or honey in it.

  8. theleisurelycat Says:

    try honey or brown sugar

  9. juicie813 Says:

    Brown sugar and honey

  10. dixiebell Says:

    Add sugar, granulated or brown……
    A little at a time. Taste as you add
    to suit your taste…..God Bless….Dixiebell

  11. Val K Says:

    vinegar will do the trick but be careful if you are using it to baste the meat this sauce has a tendency to burn

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