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Seattle Isn't known for bbq because it rains all the time. In fact all i know about Seattle is CHOP and that it rains a bunch and that Idaho potatoes are cheap there.
Anyway, do you brush on your hot sauce before bbqinf or after?
I also live in the seattle, I have never once seen Franks red being used as barbecue sauce.
I feel like most places here are making their own, and they are all coke or Dr. Pepper based.
Interesting. I will keep an eye out.
Seattle....wow