It is the most delicious barbecue sauce in existence, and it is only $2 a bottle!
Pat’s Ho-Made BBQ Sauce Said :
[...] Not many sauces come in that cause me to snicker at their potentially unintended double-meaning – is this sauce a candidate for Engrish.com? Instead of being home-made sauce or homemade sauce or maybe even “homade” (if we want to start inventing words)…. the makers of this sauce chose “ho-made.” I’ve seen a few BBQ sauce forums posting a pic of this one and wondering the same – is it intentional or is it a mistake? Here’s a Flickr pic. Here’s a post on Foundshit.com. [...]
SOmeoneWhoKnows Said :
This brand is owned by a company who bought it from the founding family that created it. It was a business in decline and the FLA company that bought it preserved everything the family had done in developing the product including the name, the packaging and the labeling. The new owner is a personal friend so I know of what I speak. And IT IS a fantastic BBQ sauce. The name was not chosen many years ago as a double entendre. It was a simple conventioning for the label.
Charles Said :
I am from Tampa and bought this sauce when it was still made by the original family in Landolakes. It was a really good & different kind of BBQ sauce back then.
The sauce now has a much different taste than originally. I assume the new people changed the recipe for the worst. I do not buy this sauce any more.
FRED Said :
I live in in the st.pete fla area.does anyone know where I can buy Pats BBQ SAUCE..Publix stopped selling..Love this sauce.Have been buying it since 1976..Please help Thanks Fred
Doug Said :
I have also been eating Pats BBQ since the70’s and just bought some at Publix today.
Mark Said :
Publix near me no longer carries it! Where can I buy it near Winter Haven? I only have 2 bottles left.
Annette green Said :
once Publix stops selling items that's it, its over. I remember back in the 70s I rode the school bus to get to school everyday we dtivr by pats homemade bbq sauce. They were living in a single wide mobile home and making the sauce there before it became famous. Im sure going to miss it.what a shame. like would come over and enjoy ny husbands BBQ sauce, I'm really upset. It may have been stopped shipping to Florida, maybe we all heed to get on the phone and call other stores up north.
Dave Said :
Saw it at Publix Steeplechase in Newberry FL yesterday 4/13/2022.
Paul Said :
Publix has stopped carrying it for the second time. Haven’t been able to find it elsewhere. If I knew who is making it, if someone is, l would call an ask. Apparently it was sold to Bordens but Bordens has had so many changes including bankruptcy I can’t find any evidence of Pats existence.
Mac Said :
I was super psyched to pick up a bottle today in my S.Tampa Publix. It was on the Florida Local endcap instead of the normal BBQ sauce section. Love this stuff…and not just because I was raised in Land O’Lakes!
It is the most delicious barbecue sauce in existence, and it is only $2 a bottle!
[...] Not many sauces come in that cause me to snicker at their potentially unintended double-meaning – is this sauce a candidate for Engrish.com? Instead of being home-made sauce or homemade sauce or maybe even “homade” (if we want to start inventing words)…. the makers of this sauce chose “ho-made.” I’ve seen a few BBQ sauce forums posting a pic of this one and wondering the same – is it intentional or is it a mistake? Here’s a Flickr pic. Here’s a post on Foundshit.com. [...]
This brand is owned by a company who bought it from the founding family that created it. It was a business in decline and the FLA company that bought it preserved everything the family had done in developing the product including the name, the packaging and the labeling. The new owner is a personal friend so I know of what I speak. And IT IS a fantastic BBQ sauce. The name was not chosen many years ago as a double entendre. It was a simple conventioning for the label.
I am from Tampa and bought this sauce when it was still made by the original family in Landolakes. It was a really good & different kind of BBQ sauce back then.
The sauce now has a much different taste than originally. I assume the new people changed the recipe for the worst. I do not buy this sauce any more.
I live in in the st.pete fla area.does anyone know where I can buy Pats BBQ SAUCE..Publix stopped selling..Love this sauce.Have been buying it since 1976..Please help Thanks Fred
I have also been eating Pats BBQ since the70’s and just bought some at Publix today.
Publix near me no longer carries it! Where can I buy it near Winter Haven? I only have 2 bottles left.
once Publix stops selling items that's it, its over. I remember back in the 70s I rode the school bus to get to school everyday we dtivr by pats homemade bbq sauce. They were living in a single wide mobile home and making the sauce there before it became famous. Im sure going to miss it.what a shame. like would come over and enjoy ny husbands BBQ sauce, I'm really upset. It may have been stopped shipping to Florida, maybe we all heed to get on the phone and call other stores up north.
Saw it at Publix Steeplechase in Newberry FL yesterday 4/13/2022.
Publix has stopped carrying it for the second time. Haven’t been able to find it elsewhere. If I knew who is making it, if someone is, l would call an ask. Apparently it was sold to Bordens but Bordens has had so many changes including bankruptcy I can’t find any evidence of Pats existence.
I was super psyched to pick up a bottle today in my S.Tampa Publix. It was on the Florida Local endcap instead of the normal BBQ sauce section. Love this stuff…and not just because I was raised in Land O’Lakes!