Gourmet Sauces

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American
North Carolina
All Natural
Gluten-free
Kosher
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Like many other great examples Bone Suckin’ Sauce was developed when a guy named Phil Ford, tried to copy his mother's recipe for a western North Carolina-style barbecue sauce. This was 1987. Friends and family told him to sell his sauce and after a couple of years it became reality. The products fame began when Bone Suckin’ Sauce Won 'The NC Battle of the Sauces' in the March 1994. From then on the sauce has received international attention. Bone Suckin’ Sauce is a North Carolina tomato based ... read more
French
Imported
All Natural
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Delouis is the creator of the first preservative free mayonnaise back in 1991 as he takes his inspiration from recipes from great chefs to develop his own sauces. Bearnaise sauce with clarified butter and Hollandaise sauce. These small tubs of 4 ounces need to be refrigerated, but the flavor and quality speaks for themselves.... read more

American
New York
Your Price: $8.28
Peter Luger Steak House has been serving the finest USDA Prime steaks since 1887. Their own old fashioned Steak House sauce is not only great on steak, but also served on slabs of red ripe tomatoes, according to Linda Eckhardt's 'Guide to America's Best Foods'. Selling of this sauce only began after customers requests. The taste is somewhere between cocktail sauce - it's spicy with horseradish and traditional steak sauce - being a rich brown color. The sauce is fat-free, which you won't believe ... read more
American
Massachusetts
All Natural
Award Winner
Your Price: $8.42
Pomodoro Basilico Sauce is at the center of Italian cuisine, an everyday basic at the table, made with fresh tomatoes, onions, extra virgin olive oil, basil, salt & pepper, without garlic. As this is a very basic sauce it it important that it is fresh and perfect, so you can use it over and over again, without becoming boring. A great base sauce is the foundation of a perfect recipe. Try the Pomodoro Basilico Sauce with fresh fish, with turkey meatballs, on your pizza, in your lasagna sauce ... read more

American
Kansas
All Natural
Award Winner
From: $6.22
He put some in a jar and shared it with the boys. They kept painin' him 'till he fixed up another batch. Next thing he knew he's makin' sauce all the time. It's damn good. Rufus Teague made some sauce. What more can we add to this text; straight forward but down to the point, or should we say sauce. We think you'll have to try them. loved by many, awarded as well. And as Rufus Teague said: "Good sauce makes bad barbeque good and good barbeque gooder". Rufus Teague has 3 varieties all a... read more
American
Massachusetts
All Natural
Gluten-free
Vegetarian
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Suga Rose, or Pink Sauce, it is Sauces 'n Love's version of the famed Tuscan Vodka sauce. This is a cream sauce; the cream is added for texture and richness and thus the sauce it not heavy. Pasta sauce is usually called sugo in Italy; in the north, milk or cream sauces are prominent; their gracious texture and richness are the perfect complement for the light, delicate fresh pasta northerners prefer. Try the Suga Rosa with a fresh pasta, in lasagna, over seared scallops or other white fish. The ... read more

American
Georgia
From: $8.72
Via Elisa fresh pasta sauces make you feel as if you are in Italy; dining somewhere in Italy, sitting at a small rustic table with a glass of good wine and a view over the beautiful Tuscan countryside. These sauces are made with all Natural, all fresh ingredients, specifically with imported Italian plum tomatoes and with a lot of love. Via Elisa has three varieties of pasta sauces: Passionately Perfect Tomato Sauce, exquisite imported Italian plum tomatoes, extra virgin olive oil, sauteed carrot... read more