Black Women in the BBQ Supply Chain: The Sauce and Seasoning Makers
We have explored the role Black women play in the BBQ supply chain by featuring the farmers, ranchers and vendors, the butchers, and the pitmasters. As a final installment, we have curated a list of the sauce, seasoning and condiment makers. Each maker has a distinct heritage rooted in Black barbecue history. And each maker operates a small business worthy of support.
Lillie’s of Charleston | Heritage: Lowcountry SC/Gullah Geechee
Jones Bar-B-Q KC | Heritage: Kansas City
Sweet & Tangy Sauce $6.99 single bottle | $19.99 3-pack
Bar-B-Q Rub $5.99
Mutt’s Sauce (& Spices) | Heritage: Tennessee
Deluxe 3-Pack [This is the ultimate gift for Cooking with Mutt’s Sauce! Try the sauces: Gluten Free Original, Sweet N Spicy, and Ghost Pepper, as well as our new line of spices: Berbere, Garlic Ghost Pepper, and Onion Pepper.] $45.00
Argia B’s Mumbo Sauce | Heritage: Mississippi
LB’s Chili Bar | Heritage: Tennessee & Georgia
Original Sweet Heat Sauce & Marinades $10 per Bottle (Check site for gift packs.)
Sienna Sauce | Heritage: Texas
The Spice Suite | Heritage: Washington, DC
Southern City Girl Spice Blends | Heritage: Georgia & The Carolinas
Chef Curl Ardee Spices | Heritage: Georgia
Spice Bundle 4-Pack $29.99 (comes in salt-free when available)
Heritage Fare, Ltd. | Heritage: Appalachia & South
HF Sauces, Seasonings vary in price.
Robin Caldwell
Robin Caldwell is the blogger behind freshandfriedhard.com and academic researcher focusing on Black history, heritage and culture. Public historian primarily in Black American historical foodways: antebellum and regional.
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Robin Caldwell is the blogger behind freshandfriedhard.com and academic researcher focusing on Black history, heritage and culture. Public historian primarily in Black American historical foodways: antebellum and regional.
