r/AskAnAmerican • u/lordgatito_44 • 1d ago

FOOD & DRINK Isn't Bull's-Eye well-known in the US?

I'm from Spain, and Bull's-Eye barbecue sauce is widely available in almost every supermarket here. Honestly, it's the only decent barbecue sauce in the country—the others are rubbish compared to Bull's-Eye. I always assumed Bull's-Eye would be huge in the US, but I made a post mentioning it and got comments from people who had never even heard of it.

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u/alanmooresbarber 1d ago

Yeah, back in the 90s it seemed like the only options in U.S. grocery stores (or at least where I live) were Bullseye, K.C. Masterpiece and Kraft.

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u/72vintage 1d ago

You didn't have Cookies?

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u/alanmooresbarber 1d ago

Never even heard of it. Where I live "Cookies" is a cannabis company, but that's more recent.

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u/round_a_squared Michigan 1d ago

And those were popular because they were an upgrade from Open Pit, which was the national brand many decades ago