Not too long ago I was contacted by Al Malekovic, who represents a small company called Country Bob's Inc. He said he'd like to send me, Tara, and Cindy two bottles of their All Purpose Sauce each, to try and then to do a review on them. Here's some history on the product first...
The sauce is named after it’s creator Country Bob Edson. Country Bob perfected his sauce recipe in 1968. After giving his sauce away to friends and family for years, he started selling it in 1977. The company describes the results as overwhelming. Country Bob’s Sauce was an instant hit! The company says that people who try the sauce become lifelong users. After we tried the sauce - we couldn't agree more!!! It's even wonderful straight out of the bottle!!!
We first used the sauce on Brats that we put on the grill! They were so awesome! I'm just sad we didn't get a photo of that. (We were too busy gobbling them up!)
Now for the next recipe...
2 cans pork and beans
1/2 cup brown sugar
3 Tbs. Country Bob's All Purpose Sauce (or may substitute Spicy)
3 Tbs. dark syrup
1 small onion
Mix all ingredients in a 2 qt. casserole dish and bake at 375 degrees for 1 1/2 hours. Serves: 4-6
The Baked Beans were a little too sweet for my tastes, but that had nothing to do with the sauce! In fact, once on my plate I needed to pour a little more sauce over my beans to take away from the sweet. I would definitely use this sauce in baked beans again - I might just look for another recipe that has less sugar.
In case you didn't figure it out yet - we highly recommend Country Bob's!!! We are using this sauce again this weekend on some burgers!!! I can't wait!!! This sauce really is wonderful!!! You have to give it a try! Here's their website if you need to find a store location where they sell it, or if you just want to know about their other products they sell! Check out who their CEO is - I love Country Bob's even more!!!
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11 comments:
The baked beans look really yummy...I like 'em sweet :) I noticed their CEO too! My parents used to have a license plate on the front of their car that said "God is my pilot". When I was visiting I was driving their car and rear ended someone and crunched up their bumper with that plate on their. Obviously I was trying to take over as pilot!
I'm not sure what that had to do with anything, just popped into my head :)
I love Country Bob's sauce too! Your beans look great!!
Thanks for the sweet comments over my way!
Julie,
Thanks for stopping in. Loved your story! Isn't that always what happens when we try to take over? ;) lol...
Thanks, Kim :o)
Country Bob's sounds good...keep seeing people who were asked to try it (not me ;( ha ha)...I may have to just go out and buy some! Yummy.
Oh these baked beans look delicious. I am so going to try them this summer, absolutely simple and delicious, perfect side dish. Thank you!
I've never heard of Country Bob's Sauce...I'll have to be on the lookout! Your baked beans look yummy--they would have gone great with my husband's dinner last night! I worked and didn't get home until 8:30-ish, so he made polish sausages and homemade french fries...baked beans would have been a perfect addition to his meal!
Dar, don't get too discouraged - I'm gonna post a giveaway later today!!! :o)
Thanks for your comments Donna and Rachel!!! Y'all have a great day <3
Mmm, I'm going to have to give it a try, and the baked beans look SO good!
I've saw country bob's but never tried it. This week I have to pick me up a bottle and try it on these beans. This looks so yummy. Lucky you for getting contacted to try it out!
I love Country Bob's Sauce. I've used it to grillmeats, roast vegetables. Al is right is you give someone a bottle, they will buy it!
The beans look so good-haven't tried Country Bob's till now-must give it a try,have been hearing so much about it!!
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