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Collegeville native “Bigg Dutt” proud to put his name on product

21.05.12

“My kids were in day care and it was a strain on the family,” said Dutton, the father of two young sons. “It was also costing us $24,000 a year. So I said to my wife, we have to make a change. She has a good job, so I was able to cash in my retirement fund, quit my job as superintendent for a construction company, and go into the sauce business. Now I’m getting the chance to stay home and raise my boys while following my dream on nights and weekends. I feel so fortunate that it’s working out so well.” Bigg Dutt’s Spicy Original and its somewhat tamer spin-off, Smoke Pit BBQ Sauce, were an instant hit with home barbecue chefs shopping at the Collegeville Farmers’ Market over the summer. “The Original has a nice heat to it and there’s no liquid smoke in it; it’s a straight-up barbecue sauce and pretty versatile, so it can go from ribs to pulled pork or chicken easily,” Dutton said. “My philosophy is that if you’re smoking up ribs or a brisket for hours, you want to taste the

Source: The Times Herald