Lillie's Q - Zero Sugar Hot Smoky Barbeque Sauce, Gourmet BBQ Sauce, Sugar-Free, Mildly Smoky with Spicy Cayenne, w/Gluten-Free Ingredients, Keto-Friendly, No High Fructose Corn Syrup (16oz)

This was a very delicious tasting sauce without the extra SUGAR !!!

Found It!!! Lillie's Q - Zero Sugar Hot Smoky Barbeque Sauce is everything that I had dared to hope for and ever so much more. There are times when meat just needs something a little extra and having cut out Sugar and Carbs from my diet, sauces were included. Not anymore. Kind of expensive, but worth every cent. Repeat buyer for sure

taste great a little tangy

Very good.

Spicy and sweet

Arrived broken, tried to initiate a return/replacement, can't. 👍

I highly recommend this sauce!! It is absolutely delicious!!! It’s smoky, sweet, no sugar, and has a little zing!! I really LOVE this sauce!!! I cannot accurately describe in words how good it is!!!

I love this Lillie's Q BBQ sauce. The level of heat is decent, not overpowering, and the smoky notes are wonderful too. I'm someone that loves to use BBQ sauces in place of ketchup when eating fries, so I was a bit confused about the more runny consistency of this sauce, but then I found the right uses. I added this BBQ sauce to some pulled pork I'd made and shredded and the sauce added great spice to the tender meat. A little added to the bun seemed to slowly soak into the bun more than traditional sugary sauces (which tend to be 50-70 calories per 2 Tablespoons vs 10 calories with Lillie's Q sauce). It's less prone to developing sugar-char when applied to meats during grilling. I do question the claim of "no MSG" vs "no added MSG" as tomatoes tend to be a natural source of glutamate and tomato paste is a major ingredient in the sauce. I was very impressed with how exemplary the wrapping was to make sure the bottle arrived intact - bubble wrap and a unit-sized box to protect it. As someone that now has glucose intolerance I love the idea of getting these delicious BBQ flavors with far fewer calories/less sugar in the sauce. The runniness works for marinating and adding to meats, but does make it less effective at retaining BBQ sauce when dipping french fries.