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Overview

Description

We've lovingly named this sauce "Finger Leek-en", our Gullah inspired combination of hickory taste with the sweet, tangy mix of mustard, honey, and molasses along with a variety of other spices. Once you've tasted our mustard barbecue, you will never go back. Use this for a low country spin on buffalo wings, a spicy dip or even salad dressing. We're proud of the family recipe and hope you'll love this Carolina style gourmet sauce as much as we do! Size: 14.8 oz.

Attributes

Product details

Pack and pricing

Case pack
12 units
Case weight
1.43 lb
MSRP
$8.48
Dimensions
2.4 x 2.4 x 7.8 in
Case dimensions
2.4 × 2.4 × 7.8 in
Packaging
Bottle

Product identifiers

SKU
79866926000
Category
Condiments & Savory Spreads

Origin and handling

Country of origin
United States
Storage
Shelf-Stable
Shelf life
None

Nutritional information

Ingredients

Yellow Mustard, Water, Dark Brown Sugar, Sugar, Canola Oil, Honey, Molasses, Lemon Juice, Granulated Garlic, Spices, Natural Flavoring

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Lillie's of CharlestonEstablished 2001

It all began in the early 1950’s in Charleston, South Carolina with Dad and Grandma cooking in the kitchen. Summers spent in the kitchen with Grandma’s sister, Aunt Lillie, is where he honed his cooking skills. No matter who came to visit, they never left her house feeling unwanted, unloved or hungry. This was the birth of our company slogan. Growing up, our father owned a restaurant in downtown Charleston called The Rib Shack. During the summers, my sister and I helped and witnessed Daddy giving his sauce away to customers taking food home. This was the birth of our family bottling the sauces, now Lillie’s of Charleston. We are a family-owned specialty food company that produces hot sauces, mustard BBQ sauces, and spice mixes. South Carolina is iconic in the BBQ circuit for its mustard-based BBQ sauce, and our family recipe for hot mustard BBQ sauce, called “Hab Mussy,” won the 2010 Scovie Award! All of our products have names that are inspired by our southern, Gullah heritage.