Solomon Lurke
My Boys Dey Be Lurkin...
They have a non high fructose version I buy if Stubbs isn’t at the store I’m at.
If I find out the black man on Stubbs ain’t real I’m gonna be devastated.
I was today years old when I found out Sweet Baby Ray was a white man.
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If I find out the black man on Stubbs ain’t real I’m gonna be devastated.
"Christopher B. Stubblefield, known as Stubb to family and friends, got his first taste of cooking while serving in the 96th Field Artillery, the US Army’s last all-black army infantry, in the Korean War. After being injured twice as a gunner, Stubbs was assigned as a mess sergeant, where he treated his fellow soldiers to good music and even better food."
Youtube comments saying that he passed away today, crazy.
east
Screwed up... till tha casket drops!!
"Christopher B. Stubblefield, known as Stubb to family and friends, got his first taste of cooking while serving in the 96th Field Artillery, the US Army’s last all-black army infantry, in the Korean War. After being injured twice as a gunner, Stubbs was assigned as a mess sergeant, where he treated his fellow soldiers to good music and even better food."
that's pretty cool, i wonder if they're still Black owned...oh. 
..... interesting overlap with "Mike Kurtz" the white dude who appropriated the concept of Hot Honey from BRAZIL . . . ..
"From an early age, Kurtz had a desire to be a “condiment man.” He had a chance run-in with Larry Raymond, co-creator of the popular Sweet Baby Ray’s barbeque sauce, during his freshman year of college. The interaction, he says, left him feeling inspired.
“I realized that condiments truly elevate food,” Kurtz tells CNBC Make It. “And I’ve always been into cooking. I saw Larry and how much fun he was having selling barbecue sauce and I thought: ’You know what? This might be the life for me.”
Fast forward a few years to 2004 and Kurtz was a junior studying abroad in Brazil. On a weekend trip in a national park, he and his friends hiked down to a valley where they encountered a pizzeria that featured something Kurtz had never seen before: jars of honey with chili peppers in them sitting on every table.
“The first time I tasted the combination of honey and chili peppers on pizza it blew my mind,” Kurtz says. “It was so delicious that I realized I wanted to try to make it for myself.”
"From an early age, Kurtz had a desire to be a “condiment man.” He had a chance run-in with Larry Raymond, co-creator of the popular Sweet Baby Ray’s barbeque sauce, during his freshman year of college. The interaction, he says, left him feeling inspired.
“I realized that condiments truly elevate food,” Kurtz tells CNBC Make It. “And I’ve always been into cooking. I saw Larry and how much fun he was having selling barbecue sauce and I thought: ’You know what? This might be the life for me.”
Fast forward a few years to 2004 and Kurtz was a junior studying abroad in Brazil. On a weekend trip in a national park, he and his friends hiked down to a valley where they encountered a pizzeria that featured something Kurtz had never seen before: jars of honey with chili peppers in them sitting on every table.
“The first time I tasted the combination of honey and chili peppers on pizza it blew my mind,” Kurtz says. “It was so delicious that I realized I wanted to try to make it for myself.”
Westbama Heartthrob
Irregular Zero
Yall ain't know 
Bunchy Carter
I'll Take The Money Over The Honey
I knew he was White a long time ago.
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... and all them canned "soul food" products in the supermarket . .. . a white family from South Carolina owns all them . .. .
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