? does the kcbs prefer sweet barbeque to savory? I recently was at a kcbs
cookoff and it seemed the sweeter the que the higher the score. I just need
to know if thats what they prefer. I like both and I thought that the savory
at the contest was a lot better, but I'm not a judge.
Respond please

wrote:

> ? does the kcbs prefer sweet barbeque to savory? I recently was at a kcbs
> cookoff and it seemed the sweeter the que the higher the score. I just need
> to know if thats what they prefer. I like both and I thought that the savory
> at the contest was a lot better, but I'm not a judge.
> Respond please

Have you asked in Ray Basso's forum? There's a whole lot of competition
cooks there. Thay talk about this stuff at length.

http://www.rbjb.com/rbjb/rbjbboard/

PS - "Respond please" really cracks me up.

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KCBS is only the sanctioning organization. They don't tell the judges to
like sweet or savory - judges decide for themselves. Lots of luck involved.
I think is savory is doing better than sweet these days, at least compared
to 5-7 years ago.



> wrote in message
...
> ? does the kcbs prefer sweet barbeque to savory? I recently was at a kcbs
> cookoff and it seemed the sweeter the que the higher the score. I just
need
> to know if thats what they prefer. I like both and "I thought that the
savory
> at the contest was a lot better, but I'm not a judge."
> Respond please
>
>

KCBS is only the sanctioning organization. They don't tell the judges to
like sweet or savory - judges decide for themselves. Lots of luck involved.
I think is savory is doing better than sweet these days, at least compared
to 5-7 years ago.



> wrote in message
...
> ? does the kcbs prefer sweet barbeque to savory? I recently was at a kcbs
> cookoff and it seemed the sweeter the que the higher the score. I just
need
> to know if thats what they prefer. I like both and "I thought that the
savory
> at the contest was a lot better, but I'm not a judge."
> Respond please
>
>

In article >,= 20
says...
>=20
> PS - "Respond please" really cracks me up.
>=20

"Respond please" seems like a literal translation of "RSVP". =20

Maybe the guy's French or Qu=E9b=E9cois, or an unrepentant Cajun. But the=
=20
leading question mark on his posting (?does the kcbs prefer sweet=20
barbeque to savory?) also makes me wonder about Spanish or Latino=20
origins. No matter - as the saying goes, =A1Libert=E9, Egalit=E9 y Barbac=
oa!

yaB

On Tue, 27 Jul 2004 19:03:48 -0500, > wrote:

>? does the kcbs prefer sweet barbeque to savory? I recently was at a kcbs
>cookoff and it seemed the sweeter the que the higher the score. I just need
>to know if thats what they prefer. I like both and I thought that the savory
>at the contest was a lot better, but I'm not a judge.
>Respond please
>
yeah - they like sweeter.
Harry