Stank Daddy's vs. Sweet Baby Ray's: Which Is Easier at the Grill?
Sweet Baby Ray's is one of the most popular barbecue sauces in America, and for good reason. So why would you reach for Stank Daddy's? It comes down to one thing: how the sauce gets on the meat.
The big difference: the bottle is the brush
A regular barbecue sauce bottle is made for pouring. To baste, you pour sauce into a bowl, dip a basting brush, carry it to the grill and wash both when you're done.
Stank Daddy's comes in a squeeze bottle with the basting brush built right in. Squeeze the sauce into the bristles and brush it straight onto the ribs. No bowl, no separate brush, no sticky cleanup.
Side by side
| Stank Daddy's | Regular sauce bottle | |
|---|---|---|
| Basting brush | Built into the bottle | Buy and wash your own |
| Bowl for sauce | Not needed | Usually needed to dip the brush |
| Flow control | Flow Control™ on the brush | Pour or squeeze cap |
| Cleanup | Close it and put it away | Wash the brush and bowl |
| Tailgates and camping | One bottle, nothing to wash | Pack a brush and bowl too |
| Sizes | 10 oz ($12.99), 12 oz ($13.99), 16 oz ($15.99) | Varies by brand and store |
What about taste?
Taste is personal, and plenty of people love the sauce they grew up with. The best way to decide is to try Stank Daddy's at your next cookout and see how it compares on your ribs.
Love your sauce? Keep it, and lose the brush
If you're loyal to the sauce you already have, you can still skip the bowl and brush. Fill the Mr. Brushable™ empty basting bottle with any sauce or marinade and baste straight from the bottle.
Who switches to Stank Daddy's
Backyard grillers, tailgaters, weekend pitmasters, families who cook out, campers, and anyone who's tired of washing a sticky basting brush.
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Sweet Baby Ray's is a registered trademark of its owner. Stank Daddy's is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sweet Baby Ray's. Comparison is based on bottle design and how each is used, not taste.