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So what's in mumbo sauce?
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Apricots
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Different spots have different recipies
Hot Sauce
Ketchup
Seasonings
Vinegar
Are usually the base
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So barbecue sawce with some extras?
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Capital City™ mambo sauce | The famous Washington DC wing sauce
https://www.shopcapitalcity.com/
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Amazon product ASIN B00I8ZXR8Q
is this legit? trying to have mumbo sauce without going to DC
is this legit? trying to have mumbo sauce without going to DC
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Was just asking. Those are pretty much the ingredients for bbq sawce.
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What is your gripe?
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what do you recommend? the Mild or Sweet hot?
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Get da sweet hot.
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I like super spicy,
I don’t like sweet
I don’t like sweet
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Both, if you have the money for it
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Mumbo sauce is cool, but the chicken is more the special part to me. Some spots a fresh box smells like fresh pastries.
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Man you don't want to know what I THOUGHT I read...........
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I wouldn't mind that either.
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I don't know anything about DC spots.
Baltimore- Thames Street Oyster House, The Local Oyster, Mamas on the Half Shell, Lee's Pint and Shell, Dylan's Oyster Cellar
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*for $8 a bottle, you can buy some gentrified mAmbo (
) sauce at the grocery store. Don't do it.
*Also, off subject, I like the food variety in Baltimore MUCH better than DC. DC is no slouch, but I got no issues driving up to B-More if I got a taste for something.
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that sauce looks interesting
$8 aint that much we spend more on dumb ****
$8 aint that much
we spend more on dumb ****
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I haven't spent enough time in DC to really comment on this. Baltimore definitely has a variety of good dining options, but I feel like pretty much all cities do at this point...
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Hank's oyster bar, rapahannock oyster co. I like founding farmer's oysters too because of the mignonette. Not an oyster spot though so it's pricey.
*Just saw not raw, but they have fried too.
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*for $8 a bottle, you can buy some gentrified mAmbo (
Don't do it.
*Also, off subject, I like the food variety in Baltimore MUCH better than DC. DC is no slouch, but I got no issues driving up to B-More if I got a taste for something.
If you're talking the one DC linked, which is the only one i've seen they're not gentrified.
http://www.blacknews.com/news/arsha...nterprise-family-business-award/#.W04PxNJKiUk
