I figured it out, I had an item in my cart that didn't qualify. Thanks for the heads up, I stocked up on enough to last me a year.

Food threads haven't been pulling the best numbers around here lately, but it's very possible this one could reach over 100+ replies! Good work.

UChieffyBugger the type of guy to eat Great Value BBQ sauce.

I bought some of the 100% Pain hot sauce too, anyone ever tried it? I've been looking for an easy way to add more heat to my Buffalo Wing sauce, hopefully it'll do the trick.

Iron Horse Farm makes a tasty sauce. Sets up nice on wet ribs

I live in the San Diego area so finding jack stacks was a challenge. With a little searching Ace hardware has them online $9.59 18oz and other bbq sauces. Just place the order on line and have it delivered to the nearest Ace hardware near you. There will be no shipping charges.

100% Pain is hot but not stupidly hot.

For sauces I like American Stockyard Original Pitmaster, Bash Bros Honey Jalapeno and all 3 varieties of Three Little Pigs. These are all pretty sweet sauces.
Pain is Good brand heat levels are pretty consistent in regards to ghost/habanero/scorpion raw heat.

I live in the Jefferson City area & does anyone know if any of these are available locally?

Yes indeed on the Gates. Im right with you on Bryant sauce so for perfectly smoked meat do like seinfeld bring your own bottle.

Slumming in Excelsior Springs I see. Their sauce is good along with the BBQ.

Head Country Spicy FTMFW...

Rufus Teague...Touch O' Heat, or Blazen'

Used to be able to get it at McGonigles Meat Market. Sometimes at the Hyvee on State Line. But neither place has carried it in over a year. The only place I know to get it now is the The Kansas City BBQ Store in Olathe.

Firebug is my go to. I almost always have a bottle of that in the house. Love their spicy one as well.