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05-10-2006, 08:51 AM
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Dreamland - Tuscaloosa
My review of Dreamland went there in 2004 (www.dreamlandbbq.com)
Ordered ribs, full slab. It came up with plain white bread (the kind you get anywhere) not toasted with a side of extra sauce. The portion was quite filling but i didnt like the sauce that much. It tasted a bit too artificial, im not quite sure but i think they use high fructose corn syrup instead of sugar in the sauce ingredient (you can see it on their website). Personally i like Tony Romas rib better, www.tonyromas.com. And i've personally made ribs that tasted better. Not sure if its a must place to go. If you are in Tuscaloosa, its a decent place. But i cant see myself driving to tuscaloosa just to eat there. 
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