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Pitmaster East Carolina Vinegar BBQ Mop Sauce (Multi-Packs)

Pitmaster East Carolina Vinegar BBQ Mop Sauce (Multi-Packs)

Regular price $17.99
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Pitmaster East Carolina Vinegar BBQ Mop Sauce is a 150-year-old family recipe from Barbecue Hall of Fame legend Ed Mitchell, made by TrueMadeFoods. This Wilson, North Carolina mop sauce blends vinegar, red pepper, and spices in the classic East Carolina whole-hog style. Strong and spicy, it shines on Carolina pulled pork and chopped whole hog. It is offered in multi-packs.

At a glance

  • Type: East Carolina vinegar mop sauce
  • Maker: TrueMadeFoods, recipe by Ed Mitchell
  • Style: Vinegar, red pepper, spices
  • Heritage: 150-year-old Wilson, NC family recipe
  • Format: Multi-packs
  • Price range: $9.99 to $42.00
  • Vendor: TrueMadeFoods

Best for

  • Carolina pulled pork and whole hog
  • Chicken and fried fish
  • Marinating before cooking
  • Basting during the cook
  • Finishing chopped pork
  • Gifts for BBQ purists

How to use

Marinate pork, chicken, or fish before cooking, baste during the cook, and pour over the finished dish for a spicy kick.

Flavor profile

Sharp, tangy vinegar with red pepper heat and savory spice.

About TrueMadeFoods

TrueMadeFoods partners with pitmaster Ed Mitchell to bottle his family's Carolina BBQ recipes using all-natural ingredients.

Made by TrueMade Foods, based in Alexandria, Virginia.

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Product facts

Maker based in
Alexandria, Virginia
Great for
  • Carolina pulled pork and whole hog
  • Chicken and fried fish
  • Marinating before cooking
  • Basting during the cook
  • Finishing chopped pork