Ahrun’s Carolina Mustard BBQ Sauce is a very sweet sauce with a slight bite of fire. It works extremely well on ham and other pork, it’s great on chicken, and it even makes a great addition to seafood. Despite the thin personality of the sauce, if you keep painting it on your food while you’re grilling, it maintains its flavor and finally manages to thicken up a bit.

The corn syrup works to give Ahrun’s Carolina Mustard BBQ Sauce an extra sweetness, but the slight tang of the mustard and worcestershire working together balance the sweetness. What really works for me is how useful this sauce is. Besides using it to barbecue, I find it tasty on sandwiches (especially any kind of pork sandwich) and I used it to flavor meatballs for my meatball sandwiches. If you want to bring up the heat factor of this one, drop in a little of your favorite hot sauce. The Carolina Mustard takes well to just about any addition.

If you’re in the mood for a sauce that makes your mouth water and isn’t the same old thing you taste every time you open a bottle of sauce, Ahrun’s Carolina Mustard BBQ Sauce is the way you need to go. I think you might find it to be one of those sauces you reach for when you’re in the mood for something and you just can’t figure it out.

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The label for VooDoo Magic also boasts a number of clever catch phrases, including the statement “sweet …with the heat,” and my personal favorite, “shake to wake.”  How clever, I remember thinking as I tossed a burger onto the grill.

The first ingredient listed is orange juice concentrate, an unusual addition to a hot sauce.  Brown sugar, habanero pepper, vinegar, soy sauce, all spice, thyme, garlic and cornstarch round out the ingredients in this bottle.  All of the ingredients combine to create a unique sauce that boasts both flavor and impressive heat.  While there is a hint of the orange when you’re specifically looking for the flavor, if I hadn’t read about the orange juice concentrate on the ingredients label, I’m quite certain that I wouldn’t have been able to pick it out.

VooDoo Magic smells like a steak sauce.  When I first tasted it, the brown sugar and allspice were immediately apparent.  Like most sweet sauces the heat become much more apparent after the sweet.  But take note: if you don’t like allspice or thyme, you won’t enjoy this sauce, as both spices are large factors in the overall flavor of the sauce.  The consistency of this sauce is quite thick, and the molasses-like color is flecked with visible spices.

As for the spice factor, I would give Ahrun’s Famous Voo Doo Magic a 3.5.  The sauce was pleasantly spicy but did not require my gulping copious amounts of milk (or beer, or bread) after dousing my hamburger in it.

Incredible on burgers and steak, VooDoo Magic is also an excellent marinade or dipping sauce for pork, seafood or chicken.  As a consumer that loves almost any type of steak sauce or marinade, I would give Ahrun’s Famous Voo Doo Magic to pretty much every member of my family for Christmas or a birthday if possible, because god knows that there is no way they’re getting a taste from my bottle.

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