Farms, Ranches, and Local Food Businesses that deliver Condiments in Lufkin, TX 75915 (143)

Riba Foods provides the highest-quality Fire-roasted, traditional Mexican salsas and dips; non-roasted salsas and dips; picante sauces; pickles; peppers, chipolatas and barbecue sauces. They pioneered the open-roasted process in which they "Fire-Roast" fresh vegetables in order to produce the best tasting traditional Mexican salsas and dips on the market today. They took this unique process and expanded it to a variety of products that are like no other. They expanded the manufacturing and co-packing capability, offering a selection of 22 salsas and dips. Now, Riba Foods, Inc. is still a family-owned business and remains one of the premier fire-roasting providers in the U.S. If you are craving for that authentic, flavor-packed salsa taste, look no further. You can use their salsas for dipping, snacking and cooking at breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Sienna Sauce started out selling wings but eventually focused on their “You Won’t Stop Licking Your Fingers” sauce. The family business actually has 16-year-old Tyla-Simone Crayton as its CEO. And if you think that’s young, her mother said that Tyla-Simone created the recipe of the sauce when she was just 8 years old. Now, Sienna Sauce has gained recognition for its taste and quality, even winning Best Sauce twice in Sauce-A-Holic Fest 2018 and 2019! Sienna Sauce offers three flavors: Sweet&Tangy, Spicy, and Lemon Pepper, and these sauces are great, not just for wings but even on other meats, seafood, poultry and vegetables.

Gordon Specialty Foods is a well kept secret for professional Barbecue cook-off teams and outfitters throughout the United States. Grub Rub is a “seasoning, tenderizer, and marinade” all in one. What separates Grub Rub seasoning from the other seasoning is how it sticks to the meat after only a 10 minute marinade. Once it becomes moist, it will not drip off. As the fire begins to cook the meat, Grub Rub seasoning will create it's own delicious sauce to seal in the meat's natural juices and flavor. This “old family recipe” keeps the meat moist and tender throughout cooking. Grub Rub seasoning first arrived on the shelves of Randall's grocery stores in 1994. Now, you can find it in close to 1,000 stores across the United States.

Evolving with the influence of local spicy foods, Das Güd Spice Co. developed bold and flavorful “artisan hot sauces” using the finest all-natural ingredients. The range of hot sauces offer up delicious flavors and comfortable heat. You’ll find all of which go great on almost everything. Try the Blueberry Habanero hot sauce! It's packed with anti-oxidants. For those who enjoy a mild and smoky heat, the Hatch Chipotle Verde will be a delight. All mouth-watering flavors at a reasonable heat level. All the products on their line are all-natural, gluten-free, hand-crafted flavors continues to complement any dish and add flair to your favorite foods. From their kitchen to your table, the commitment to quality stands on its own.

Ben's Texas Gourmet Market is a specialty food manufacturer that produces handcrafted pickles, rubs, and sauces from his family's home-style recipes.  From when he started in 2014, he has expanded to producing these tasty specialty items commercially for sale in stores, cafes, coffee shops and fine restaurants.  Some of his products include Spicy Dill Pickles, Sweet & Spicy Cajun Pickles, Sweet Garlic & Onion Pickles, Chicken Rub, Sweet Red Pepper Rub, and Texas Red Rub.  Ben's is also a catering company that offers "customizable catering menus for gatherings of all sizes."

Daddy Rich’s Homemade BBQ Sauce, which is located in Missouri, Texas, makes authentic south Texas barbecue sauce. There are different flavors of barbecue sauces to choose from. They have Sweet & Spicy, Rich & Mild, Sweet Mango, Mango Habanero, and Honey Bourbon BBQ Sauce. If you want a barbecue sauce with less sugar, try Mild. These are sold in 16 oz bottles. These are sold in gallons too. Feel free to contact them and inquire. Customers love this barbecue sauce, made from a family recipe passed down from one generation to another, starting in Oklahoma and then finding its way here in Texas.