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Get excited for summer barbecue season with True Made Foods’ Pitmaster Low Sugar BBQ Sauce! This sauce packs your classic tangy, Kansas City-style flavors into a veggie-based, low-sugar and corn syrup-free alternative. It’s made with sweet veggies for all-natural flavoring, resulting in only 5 grams of added sugars and 35 calories per serving. On top of it all, the sauce contains essential vitamins and minerals from the vegetables, making it the only nutrient-dense barbecue sauce of its kind. Hats off to True Made Foods for sharing this better-for-you version of a classic American staple!
The Creative Kitchen is thrilled to have True Made Foods as a Supporting Sponsor of the LA Kids Food Festival on August 17th + 18th. Learn more about the festival here!
From the Mouth of a Kid: 
This sauce makes my chicken yummy!
From the Eyes of a Parent:
Barbecue season just got so much better! This BBQ sauce from True Made Foods is all-natural, low-calorie, low-sodium, and low-sugar. It’s great because it’s sweetened with butternut squash, carrots, and spinach – and only a touch of brown sugar. Everybody in my house is a big fan! I love the nutrients, and we all love the delicious taste: it’s truly a win-win for the whole family!
The Icing on the Cake:
True Made Food’s Pitmaster Low Sugar BBQ Sauce is non-GMO, gluten free, and certified paleo-vegan friendly, making it accessible to families with many varieties of diets and dietary restrictions!
Time to Eat?!
Any time you want to add some more nutrients to your family meals, choose True Made Foods Low Sugar BBQ Sauce! The vegetables included in their recipe provide potassium, iron. Vitamin K, and protein.
Mix it Up!
Mix this barbecue sauce into whipped cream cheese, to taste, and serve as a dip with your favorite potato chip!
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