Meat Church at Ace

[RichieB]

I received this email today that the Meat Church products are at Ace. As a reward member I'm interested. I know a fair amount of you use their products. I put this in fuels even though I'm curious to their rubs and seasonings. Any opinions on their briquettes? Wood chips and chunks too, as well as rubs and seasonings. I didn't do a price comparison to Cowboys and B&B yet which are my goto for briquettes.

[barelfly]

I haven’t tried the briquettes, wood chips/chunks but they rubs are great. Holy Voodoo is one of my favorite rubs, also Fajita, Blanco, Holy Cow are in the rotation. They have other rubs I’ve tried, but I don’t keep them on hand since I’ve come to like these so much. And I pick these up at a Big R near the house. We had True Value even closer but that didn’t last long. There is an Ace around here as well, but I don’t think they have the selection that Big R carries.

What type of rubs do you prefer? You can look at their website for flavor profiles, but I can point you towards one or two if you provide the flavor profiles you enjoy most.

[RichieB]

I've seen kudos for the Holy Cow and Voodoo. I didn't go to their website. The email took me to Ace. I use their app. There were 15 items under food. Most were seasoning and rubs. Thanks I'll go check out on their website.

[jayjordan]

I have a lot of Meat Church rubs and spices. The briquettes and wood chunks are new, so no idea of the quality. I've bought a lot of the rubs and spices at Ace, however Meat Church HQ is less than 30 miles away so I've bought there as well.

[DavidNorcross]

I am a fan for sure. Love the Voodoo. Although, I will say that my new favorite chicken seasoning is CluckerDust.

[LA Pork Butt]

Voodoo

[Purc]

I too love Holy Cow and Voodoo rubs. I use Texas Sugar but I think it's too salty for me.

[jayjordan]

Try the Hickory rub. Ace exclusive.

[Finster]

I have used, and liked, a number of their rubs.
I have no interest in the charcoal. Im happy with the brands that I already use, which also happen to be comparatively less expensive.

[Jerod Broussard]

The briquettes are likely being made by Cowboy or B&B or Kingsford....

[Purc]

per the web, their charcoal is made in Mexico.

[Murdy]

as is at least some B&B

[RichieB]

What I figured on the charcoal. I'm happy with Cowboy and B&B. I might checkout the rubs, if I can find somewhere to put them. Literally, no space in the pantry. The other factor, my wife. WTF is wrong and you? I don't have an answer.

[Jerod Broussard]

That is why I live alone and talk to myself with crap like that.....I never have to worry about having an answer.

[Sweaty Paul]

I only know their spice rubs. I haven't ever tried their cooking and fuels and didn't know they made them.

[Carolyn]

Looks like they are available at the Ace near me. I might give Voodoo a try.

[klflowers]

The gospel is my go to. I always have some of that around. Haven’t tried the charcoal yet

[bep35]

You have been a Holy Gospel fan for years. I still pull up an old post now and then as I get confused between the Holy Gospel and The Gospel. Wish they would change one of those names.

[jfmorris]

I've been buying Meat Church rubs at my local Ace, along with B&B charcoal. I've not seen Meat Church charcoal just yet...

My goto is the Holy Gospel rub - it is a combination of their "The Gospel" rub and "Holy Cow" rubs. I feel it goes well on about anything.

[radiodome21]

I’ve been gifted a lot of rubs over the years yet the brand I keep buying is Meatchurch. I can only find them at Ace too. I’ll add Deez Nuts to the fore mentioned lists. Didn’t know he ventured into charcoal and wood so I’ll have to take a look next time I am at Ace.

[Carolyn]

I went to my local Ace, which is in the next town, and they had many Meat Church blends except they were out of VooDoo. Go figure. I was impressed with their grilling section, though. They had lots of goodies and a Traeger grill with an induction side burner that looked kinda cool.