I too like to mix my own and use salt separately as a dry brine. I also have a pantry full of seasoning from Meat Church and Killer Hogs I’m working through as well. Your price point is a bit steep versus the competition but I do realize you’re just starting this venture so hopefully the price will gravitate down. Interested to see what the other guys "honest" opinion is. Good luck MH.
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It was Meathead who taught me the advantages of separating the salting process and the spicing process. I don't understand why these rubs have salt in them or there aren't salt-free versions available.
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gilbertpilz , I think Meathead mentioned that it was a cost issue. Personally, I'd rather pay a higher price for a salt-free option.
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Yesterday I ordered 2 each of the 3 new Meathead rubs by clicking on the picture of them on the right side of the screen on the AR site. $94.74 with shipping, no mention of any kind of discount coupon. After ordering off of the AR page, I get an add on my Face Book page from BBQspot.com offering a 20% discount for orders over $30 (coupon code August20). Just wondering why this offer isn't also on the AR site. I've emailed BBQspot.com and asked for the discount, but no response yet.Last edited by wrgilb; August 21, 2021, 12:00 PM.
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I think I will pick up the chicken, because I've made S&G a couple times and I just don't get it, so I'm sure I'm doing something wrong.
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I'm disappointed to see that "amps them up with the addition of some new ingredients" means that you added MSG in the form of yeast extract. I'll have to stay away from these and use the original recipes if I want to avoid splitting migraines.
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Experience tells me it has the same effect. https://www.truthinlabeling.org/names.html. I'm not trying to start a flame war. This is just how I decide what to eat.
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I must be doing something wrong. I have to register at another site just to see the pricing and I have to buy it by the case?? Is this right? TIA
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No, that link was in error, it was the wholesale link. It is fixed now. Mh made a post about it, which includes the correct links: https://pitmaster.amazingribs.com/fo...g-our-new-rubs
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Anyone have a review? I'm curious about it, but having a hard time pulling the trigger on $40+ for a few seasonings. Thanks.
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CaptainMike per MH, they have been "amped up" .... not sure what that means yet, but I'm going to find out :-)
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I used the Red Meat Rub (Cow Crust) on a tri tip last evening and it was pretty good. There is some value in having it ready-made, but it's also not hard to make up a batch either. I haven't tried the other 2, but I'm sure they will be equally as good and I think it was a good purchase.
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CaptainMike, good to know. Thanks for the comments.
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