Malcom Reed, one of my co-workers Blake smoked his first rack of ribs using your The BBQ Rub and sauce. He was looking for fall off the bone ribs, so I walked him through a quick primer with a foil crutch. He nailed it. Asked that I give you a shout out and let you know he's a huge fan, and now a believer in your products. I'm afraid he's hooked now! Here is a pic from his inaugural rib cook. Best of all you got the wife's seal of approval!
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Camp Chef Explorer 60EX with Grill Box and Griddle
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I agree 100%. For those just starting off, I think these are the two best products to use on your first ribs. Convenient, easy, difficult to over-season, and The BBQ Sauce tacks up on ribs like one would not believe.
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So much better than my first rib cook.
Some time back in the late 90’s I bought a rack of ribs, threw probably either Kraft BBQ sauce or Open Pit BBQ sauce on them and then proceeded to cook them on my cheap propane grill over direct heat. 20 minutes later when I went to eat them I thought this didn’t go too well. 😆
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