How much do you like barbecue sauce? And my question is how many different dishes do you like to use barbecue sauce? The usuals, of course are ribs, pulled pork, and brisket. All good. All tasty. But a good sugar free barbecue sauce can make burgers sing, transform meatballs, and elevate meat loaf, replacing tomato ketchup or sauce with barbecue sauce. Ingredients Tomato Puree (can use more ketchup) Apple Cider Vinegar Ketchup (or sugar free) Yellow Mustard Sugar Free Maple Syrup (can use a different sweetener) Garlic Powder (or a few cloves garlic) Onion Powder (can fine dice a medium onion instead) Worcestershire Sauce (make sure to see notes on this if you avoid gluten or fish) Salt Pepper Cayenne Bacon Wrapped Meatloaf (Sugar Free, Gluten Free) Big Fat Healthy Southern Meatloaf Recipe, Made with Oats Keto Mini Meatloaf Recipe I like sugar free barbecue sauce that has a little tang and isn’t too sweet or overpowering, and this recipe fits that. It works because it brings just enough acid to a dish for perfect balance. More Recipes from Spinach Tiger Big Mac Sauce Comeback Sauce (for Crack Slaw) Peach Salsa Pulled Pork Pin This Print Sugar Free Barbecue Sauce Sugar Free barbecue sauce for pork, ribs, burgers, meatballs, meatloaf and more. Course condimentCuisine AmericanKeyword barbecue sauce, sugar free Ingredients1/4 cup apple cider vinegar2 tablespoons yellow mustard1 cup tomato puree4 tablespoons sugar free ketchup see notes2 tablespoons worcestershire sauce2 tablespoons maple syrup (sugar free)1 teaspoon onion powder1 teaspoon garlic powder1 teaspoon black pepper1 teaspoon liquid smoke InstructionsAdd all ingredients together. Taste for seasoning. You can add heat if you desire with a pinch of cayenne pepper as an option, but only a pinch. NotesIf you don’t have sugar free ketchup, add in another 1/4 cup tomato puree.  The post Sugar Free Barbecue Sauce appeared first on Spinach Tiger. ...read more read less