8 Reviews of Dreamland BBQ Sauce (Dreamgoddess's Copycat Version)

From: Chef floWer

On Jul 8, 2007

I made this for Zaar World Tour III - I followed the recipe but had to substitute the dark corn syrup to honey because I couldn't find it in our region, the guys had this on there steaks tonight and I had mine on my chicken. We all really enjoyed it. Thank you Dreamgoddess (aka Naughty But Nice Gang Captian)

From: Scrivener1

On Nov 3, 2006

This is good for a thin sauce. I didn't fall in love with it, unfortunately. It is spicy, so I made chicken wings with it. It is too thin, in my opinion, for ribs. Don't get me wrong, it is good, I just didn't find it to die for.

From: Chef #880882

On Jul 3, 2008

As a native Tuscaloosa-an who grew up going to Dreamland on Friday nights as a kid, I have to say this is pretty close to the recipe. I have been here in FL for 10 years and was thinking about Dreamland sauce the other night and found this recipe. Good job Dreamgoddess!! And yes fresh white bread is a must. Just need the No Farting sign above my door lolz.

From: Chef #487031

On Apr 20, 2007

I lived in Hoover (Southside of B'ham) for a few years and loved Dreamland BBQ. This recipe is absolutely the closest thing to being there! I love this sauce and it has made me a hit here in Virginia at the backyard BBQ's we host and attend. Thanks for sharing this one.

From: Chef #1100132

On Dec 28, 2008

we made this recipe used light corn syrup because i did not have dark, after it simmered we put it on the smoker to keep warm, the smoke taste made it perfect! I am from tuscaloosa and this is the closest recipe we have been able to find that even comes near to dreamland

From: Easy Baker

On Mar 2, 2009

Best BBQ sauce EVER! I make this every chance I get because friends and family is always disappearing with Mason Jars of the stuff! Thanks So Much!

From: Squezza

On May 4, 2008

From: Chef #1289799

On Jun 7, 2009

This recipe is terrible!!! It tastes absolutely NOTHING like the dreamland bbq sauce. I'm actually not blaming dreamgoddess, because there are a bunch of very similar recipes online...but holy goodness....way off. To be honest...not only does it not taste like dreamland sauce...it just tastes bad.