Scott's Smoked Q Alabama Q North Alabama-Style White BBQ Sauce

Scott's Smoked Q Alabama Q White BBQ Sauce for Creamy, Tangy Southern Flavor Not every BBQ sauce needs to be sweet, smoky or tomato-based. Scott's Smoked Q Alabama Q brings creamy, tangy flavor and a distinctive horseradish bite to smoked chicken, wings, pork, burgers and more. Scott's Smoked Q's take on North Alabama-style white BBQ sauce combines a creamy mayonnaise base, balanced spices and a tangy finish. Use it as a finishing sauce, dip, dressing or sandwich spread, or stir it into coleslaw for an easy cookout side. Why You'll Love It North Alabama-Style White BBQ Sauce: A creamy, tangy alternative to traditional BBQ sauces. Distinctive Horseradish Bite: Adds character to the sauce's savory flavor. Creamy Mayonnaise Base: Makes it a natural fit for dipping, spreading and dressing. Made for Smoked Chicken: Complements chicken while working equally well with turkey, pork and brisket. Versatile Condiment: Use on burgers, sandwiches, wraps and grilled vegetables. Easy Dipping Sauce: Serve with fries, onion rings, wings, tenders and vegetables. Beyond BBQ: Stir into coleslaw or use as a salad dressing. Small-Batch Production: Made in small batches with no fillers and no MSG. Best On Smoked Chicken: Drizzle over sliced chicken or serve alongside for dipping. Chicken Wings: Toss cooked wings with Alabama Q or offer it as a dipping sauce. Turkey: Add a creamy, tangy finish to smoked or roasted turkey. Brisket: Serve on the side for contrast with rich beef. Pork: Spoon over cooked pork or use as a sandwich condiment. Burgers: Spread onto buns for savory flavor and horseradish bite. Sandwiches and Wraps: Use in place of an everyday creamy spread. Grilled Vegetables: Drizzle over cooked vegetables or serve as a dip. Fries and Onion Rings: Serve as a creamy dipping sauce. Coleslaw and Salads: Use as a dressing or dressing starter. Product Details Brand Scott's Smoked Q Product Alabama Q Sauce Style North Alabama-style white BBQ sauce Flavor Profile Creamy, tangy and savory with horseradish bite Base Mayonnaise Production Small batch Product Claims No fillers; no MSG Suggested Uses Finishing sauce, dipping sauce, salad dressing, sandwich spread, wing sauce and coleslaw starter What Makes Alabama White BBQ Sauce Different? White BBQ sauce is associated with North Alabama, particularly the Decatur and Huntsville area. Instead of following the flavor and texture of a conventional tomato-based barbecue sauce, this style features a creamy base and tangy character. Alabama Q brings Scott's Smoked Q's approach to that tradition with a mayonnaise base, balanced spices and a noticeable horseradish bite. The result is a sauce that complements smoked meats but also works as a condiment for sandwiches, a dip for crispy sides and a dressing for vegetables. How to Use Alabama Q White BBQ Sauce Finish Smoked Chicken and Turkey Drizzle Alabama Q over cooked smoked chicken or turkey, or serve it on the side so everyone can add their preferred amount. Its creamy texture and tangy flavor complement smoky poultry. Make Creamy, Tangy Wings Toss cooked wings with Alabama Q for a creamy coating, or pour the sauce into a bowl for dipping. It also pairs well with wings seasoned before cooking. Spread It on Burgers, Sandwiches and Wraps Use Alabama Q as a spread when you want creamy texture, savory flavor and a little horseradish bite. It works with burgers, pork sandwiches and wraps. Serve It With Fries and Onion Rings Pour Alabama Q into a dipping bowl and serve alongside fries, onion rings, chicken tenders or vegetables. Its tangy finish offers a contrast to crispy foods. Make a Quick Coleslaw Dressing Stir Alabama Q into shredded cabbage as a dressing starter. Begin with a small amount, toss and add more until the slaw reaches your preferred consistency and flavor. Dress Salads and Grilled Vegetables Use Alabama Q as a salad dressing or drizzle it over cooked grilled vegetables for creamy, tangy flavor. Build a Southern-Inspired BBQ Sauce Spread Alabama Q gives guests a creamy, tangy option alongside sweeter or mustard-forward BBQ sauces. Serve it with smoked chicken, pork, burgers and a selection of sides so everyone can choose how to finish their plate. For additional flavor, season meats and vegetables before cooking, then add Alabama Q once they're ready to serve. Pair It With These BBQ Favorites Combine Alabama Q with these complementary sauces and seasonings available at DDR BBQ Supply. Scott's Smoked Q Classic Dry Rub: Season chicken, pork, burgers, potatoes or vegetables before cooking, then finish with Alabama Q for sweet, smoky seasoning and creamy tang. Blackened by Dusted: Pair blackened seasoning with creamy Alabama Q on chicken, shrimp, fish, wings, burgers or tacos. Dusted Original by Dusted: Build a savory seasoning layer on chicken, burgers, pork or vegetables, then add Alabama Q as a finishing sauce. Scott's Smoked Q The Spicy Original: Mix a little into Alabama Q when you want creamy, tangy flavor with sweet garlic heat. Scott's Smoked Q Carolina Gold: Serve these sauces side by side to offer guests a choice between creamy white BBQ sauce and tangy mustard BBQ sauce. Who's This For? Fans of North Alabama-style white BBQ sauce Smoked chicken and turkey enthusiasts looking for a creamy finishing sauce BBQ cooks who want an alternative to traditional tomato-based sauces Wing lovers who enjoy tangy dipping sauces Burger and sandwich fans looking for a spread with horseradish bite Hosts serving fries, onion rings, tenders and vegetables with dipping sauces Home cooks looking for a versatile coleslaw starter or salad dressing Gift shoppers building a collection of distinctive Southern-inspired BBQ sauces Pro Tips Start with smoked chicken: Drizzle Alabama Q over cooked chicken or serve it alongside for dipping. Season before saucing: Use Classic Dry Rub, Dusted Original or Blackened by Dusted before cooking, then finish with Alabama Q. Make a quick dipping station: Serve Alabama Q with fries, onion rings, wings, tenders and grilled vegetables. Customize coleslaw: Toss a little Alabama Q with shredded cabbage, taste and adjust the amount. Add sweet heat: Mix in a small amount of The Spicy Original to combine creamy tang with spicy sweet garlic flavor. Offer contrasting sauces: Serve Alabama Q beside Carolina Gold for creamy and mustard-forward options at your next cookout. FAQ What is Scott's Smoked Q Alabama Q? Alabama Q is Scott's Smoked Q's take on North Alabama-style white BBQ sauce. It has a creamy mayonnaise base, balanced spices, tangy flavor and horseradish bite. What does Alabama Q white BBQ sauce taste like? It is creamy, tangy and savory, with a distinctive horseradish bite that sets it apart from sweeter BBQ sauces. What is North Alabama-style white BBQ sauce? It is a creamy, tangy style of barbecue sauce associated with North Alabama, particularly the Decatur and Huntsville area. Alabama Q offers Scott's Smoked Q's version of that regional style. Is Alabama Q a mayonnaise-based BBQ sauce? Yes. The supplied product description identifies mayonnaise as its base. Does Alabama Q contain horseradish? Yes. Horseradish is part of the sauce's described flavor and gives it a noticeable bite. Refer to the product packaging for the complete ingredient statement. Is Alabama Q good on smoked chicken? Yes. Smoked chicken is one of its recommended pairings. Drizzle the sauce over cooked chicken or serve it on the side. Can I use Alabama Q on wings? Yes. Toss cooked wings with Alabama Q or serve it as a creamy dipping sauce. Does Alabama Q work on brisket and pork? Yes. The sauce is recommended for both brisket and pork, where its tangy flavor provides contrast to rich, smoky meat. Can I use Alabama Q as a salad dressing? Yes. It can be used as a salad dressing or stirred into coleslaw as a dressing starter. Is Alabama Q good for dipping fries and onion rings? Yes. Fries, onion rings, chicken tenders, wings and vegetables are all recommended dipping options. Can I mix Alabama Q with The Spicy Original? Yes. Mix in a small amount of The Spicy Original to add sweet garlic flavor and heat to Alabama Q's creamy, tangy profile. What is the difference between Alabama Q and Carolina Gold? Alabama Q is a creamy, mayonnaise-based white BBQ sauce with horseradish bite. Carolina Gold is a tangy, slightly sweet mustard-based BBQ sauce. Both can be served alongside chicken, pork, burgers and other cookout foods. Does Alabama Q contain MSG or fillers? No. According to the supplied product information, Alabama Q is made in small batches with no fillers and no MSG. Ingredients Ingredients: Please refer to the product packaging for the complete and current ingredient statement.