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Any of you guys live south of Jax proper like I do, turn left at Florence traffic light, go down to first light and left again to Ramey's on your left. They have the Gallon and the pints...easy to pick some up if you headed up to your camp...$10.00 for pint, $40.00 for gallon.

i saw it on an end cap at vowell's mkt, here (used to be pig wigg). was only $2 more per pint than at the store in Louise.

Delta Meat Market in Cleveland has it too.

I got to try Hoover sauce for the first time this weekend after hearing about it for the last couple years. I really wasn't that impressed.

reservoirdawg wrote:I got to try Hoover sauce for the first time this weekend after hearing about it for the last couple years. I really wasn't that impressed.

I agree, never have been that impressed.

tgran00 wrote:Delta Meat Market in Cleveland has it too.

where is this meat market you speak of?

i liked the original, but the new stuff just isn't the same.

Saw some @ McDades market here in the Metro by the way.

tombstone wrote:

tgran00 wrote:Delta Meat Market in Cleveland has it too.

where is this meat market you speak of?

Downtown Cleveland. Has some outstanding meat too.

^^are those the guys that do that charcuterie tastings??? i've heard really good things about those guys, if so!!

grip, sounds like a future destination! what, say??

Donia, yes that is the place !

Grill & Chill by Country Pleasin' is all I use now. It is more like the original Hoover sauce than the current formula IMO. Marinade in Grill & Chill then dust with some Sprout's Original Seasoning is some fine eatin'!

Dixie pickers in Memphis now sales it!

donia wrote:^^are those the guys that do that charcuterie tastings??? i've heard really good things about those guys, if so!!

grip, sounds like a future destination! what, say??

I'm in!

Hoover Sauce is now sold by Strick's BBQ in Hattiesburg,,,,,

Yes, I agree, Grillin and Chillin is a great sauce that Country Pleasin sells..their Slop Sauce is not bad either..

Hate to hear this new Hoover sauce is not like the original,,

tombstone wrote:

tgran00 wrote:Delta Meat Market in Cleveland has it too.

where is this meat market you speak of?

I absolutely love Delta Meat Market. Cole Ellis grew up in Cleveland. He moved to Nashville and was a sous chef there in a well known restaurant. He and his wife decided to move home and he opened it. Really, good stuff. He has a good selection of bottled beer as well. It's a specialty meat market, but he serves lunch and even dinner on some nights. I try to eat lunch there at least every Friday or Saturday.