Sweet Mesquite

Wed., Aug. 30, 2000

If you’re not up to mixing your own barbecue sauce, check out Pepper Creek Farm’s sweet mesquite sauce. It’s a popular choice among shoppers at Huckleberry’s Natural Market.

The Oklahoma-based company suggests using the mild and sweet sauce on chicken, burgers and steaks. And you might score some points with guests when they see the signature red bandanna tied around the bottle’s neck.

For more information about Pepper Creek Farms barbecue sauce and other products, go to www.worldpantry.com/ peppercreek/home.html or write to Pepper Creek Farms, Inc., 10002 SW Ard, Lawton, OK 73505.

Price: $4.09 for a 12-ounce bottle

Available: Huckleberry’s Natural Market

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