Steak Sauce (9.6-oz) by Bobby Flay

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Steak Sauce (9.6-oz)

by Bobby Flay

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Item# 646382

Product Description:

This sauce is a mustard-based sauce with sweet and spicy flavors.

Nothing conjures up a better image of bold flavors and a fiery grill than the mention of chef, restaurateur, cookbook author and television host Bobby Flay. More than 15 years after awakening palates across the country and changing the way America thinks about southwestern food, Bobby Flay launches a new line of trademark sauces and rubs.

The Mesa Grill and Bobby Flay Signature Collections - each based on Flay's favorite spice and flavor blend - were created to punch up the flavor of meats, seafood and poultry with ease. These unique combinations of sweet and savory flavors can bring out the master chef in every home.

Item# 646382

Product Characteristics:

Origin

USA

Shelf Life

6-months

Size

9.6-oz

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