Walmart has 4-Pack (23.3-Oz total) Fire & Smoke Society Grill Master Blends Variety Gift Set for $12.80. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available) or on orders $35+.
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Includes:
5.1-Oz Thundering Longhorn: An untamed seasoning blend of peppery goodness and robust aromatics, perfect for beef, lamb, and chili.
6.7-Oz Cherry Cola Rub: A sweet and smoky blend with tart cherry powder, cane sugar, paprika, coriander, allspice, and natural cola flavor.
5.4-Oz Sweet Preacher: A versatile pork rub with smoky, sweet, and slightly spicy flavors, also great for potato salad, coleslaw, and baked beans.
6.1-Oz Chica Licka Bam Bam: A Louisiana-inspired blend ideal for grilled poultry, game, gumbo, and étouffée.
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Walmart has 4-Pack (23.3-Oz total) Fire & Smoke Society Grill Master Blends Variety Gift Set for $12.80. Shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (free trial available) or on orders $35+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter niki4h for finding this deal.
Includes:
5.1-Oz Thundering Longhorn: An untamed seasoning blend of peppery goodness and robust aromatics, perfect for beef, lamb, and chili.
6.7-Oz Cherry Cola Rub: A sweet and smoky blend with tart cherry powder, cane sugar, paprika, coriander, allspice, and natural cola flavor.
5.4-Oz Sweet Preacher: A versatile pork rub with smoky, sweet, and slightly spicy flavors, also great for potato salad, coleslaw, and baked beans.
6.1-Oz Chica Licka Bam Bam: A Louisiana-inspired blend ideal for grilled poultry, game, gumbo, and étouffée.
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As I recall, sugar and salt are the top 2 ingredients in these. Not that it's totally bad to do so. But salt and sugar are the two cheapest ingredients in a bbq rub. Consequently, they're abused to create higher profits. If you see rubs with something else at the top of the list, it contains more spices and is probably a better product. It really depends on if you want quantity or quality.
I got the Cherry Cola one a few years ago, I actually really liked it BUT it's best on ribs or pork items IMHO. I would discourage using it as seasoning or in an uncooked scenario...the flavor kind of changes as it cooks in. The same is true as a coffee rub kind of mixture. Anyway for what it's worth...I enjoyed that one and I've wanted to try other flavors too.
I bought a standalone "mild & sweet" rub from this brand and the first ingredient was sugar. It's in big chunks and not ground finely enough to soak into the meat. When you eat meat cooked with it, the sugar crunches and it's not pleasant.
As an avid BBQ nerd (I've done some comps and cook for the family A LOT) I like these. This is a good deal. I make my own rubs at times and those are more economical in bulk of course but I use commercial blends all the time too for convenience.
I use the is brand alot.. you should try Holy Garlic. They had a Wing Commander which was really good but no longer available. I liked it so much I emailed them for it to come back!
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