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Double-Glazed Baby Back Ribs Sauce (Serves 6-8) - Honey BBQ
Applebee's Double-Glazed Baby Back Ribs Sauce (Serves 6-8) - Honey BBQ is carb-leaning, with about 97% of macro calories from carb. Each serving has 1,199 calories, 5.6g protein, 291.3g carbs, and 1.3g fat, making it better suited to carb-aware planning than low-carb goals.
Nutrition Facts
Amount per serving
* The % Daily Value tells you how much a nutrient in a serving contributes to a daily diet.
Nutrition Breakdown
Meal Planning Insights
2% of macro calories come from protein.
Estimated from protein, fiber, calories, and fat balance.
About 120 minutes of running for these calories.
Key Nutrients
Diet Compatibility
Ingredients
Honey BBQ: High Fructose Corn Syrup, Tomato Puree (Water, Tomato Paste), Vinegar, Molasses, Modified Food Starch, Contains Less Than 2% Of: Honey, Salt, Mustard, Maltodextrin, Paprika, Garlic And Onion Powder, Spices, Caramel Color, Natural Smoke Flavor
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Double-Glazed Baby Back Ribs Sauce (Serves 6-8) - Honey BBQ has 772 fewer calories than (30) Boneless Wings (no flavor or dipping sauce) and 108.6g less protein. Compare
Double-Glazed Baby Back Ribs Sauce (Serves 6-8) - Honey BBQ has 95 more calories than (30) Boneless Wings Dipping Sauce - Bleu Cheese and 1.1g less protein. Compare
Double-Glazed Baby Back Ribs Sauce (Serves 6-8) - Honey BBQ Compared With Nearby Items
Compared with (30) Boneless Wings Flavor - Garlic Parmesan, another Catering item at Applebee's, Double-Glazed Baby Back Ribs Sauce (Serves 6-8) - Honey BBQ has 23 more calories than it and 2.3g less protein than it. That makes this page useful for deciding between nearby menu choices, not just reading a raw nutrition label.
Data Source and Methodology
Nutrition values for Double-Glazed Baby Back Ribs Sauce (Serves 6-8) - Honey BBQ are maintained in Nutrimetry from restaurant-published menu data and were last checked on Aug 9, 2026. Macro percentages use 4 calories per gram for protein and carbohydrates and 9 calories per gram for fat.
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