Meat Church vs. Sucklebuster Rubs

[klflowers]

Clark the Ace hardware stores around here carry Meat Church

[bbqLuv]

The rubs and seasonings just keep adding up, one after another.
The other day I just used SPG on some pork chops. Worked great.
That is too simple and not complex.

[Panhead John]

Ok Troutman I don’t have a sissy bar....so...no reach arounds.

[Clark]

smokin fool I have been using SB Texas 1836 on beef and I like it except for the heavy salt. They say that MC's Holy Cow if great on beef and would like to try it. Don't want to have to buy a $30-$50 package, plus shipping, to try it.

[Troutman]

HawkerXP I can easily get a ride from Panhead John. Nothing like a cross-country bike ride on the back of a hard tail Harley.

[smokin fool]

I use Sucklebusters Hogwaller for pork and frequently and enjoy the taste.
My only complaint/dislike would be the amount of salt in the rub.
They're Texas 1836 beef rub is high in salt but I don't mind it for beef.
I have never seen Meat Church rubs here so can't comment on them.

[HawkerXP]

I figure your walking so I've got plenty of time.

Troutman

[klflowers]

Clark I am determined not to buy or make any more until I finish what I have, but I am weak, and Hank's KC Royale is shouting for me to buy some more.

[Panhead John]

Whaddya mean "lately"?

[Troutman]

Hawk you’re getting a little snarky lately, watch those Texas comments or I may have to come Sucklebust you

[cashelton]

Of the Meat Church rubs I've tried, Holy Voodoo is my fav, but the others aren't bad. Also of note, I noticed Meat Church rubs are $1 cheaper at buc-ees...if there's one near you!

[Clark]

klflowers I am like you, with a cabinet full of rubs that I thought I would enjoy. Too bad we can't have a 'swap meet' and we could all trade our unused jars!

[Panhead John]

Out of all the many rubs I’ve tried over the years, my favorite rub is made by Big Moe. Just sampling it straight out of the jar is by far the most flavorful I’ve ever tried. And even after it’s been cooked on the meat has been great. The chicken and pork rubs are the best. His brisket rub was just ok, not bad. My favorite homemade rub is:
3 teaspoons of Tony Chachere’s
1 teaspoon of ground cumin
1 teaspoon of chili powder.
This is great on chicken wings and pork. Very tasty and a little spicy, the flavor really shines after the cook.

[klflowers]

I am not a Texan, but my wife and I really like the Meat Church Holy Gospel rub. We haven't tried any of the others yet cause I have a shelf full of rubs to go through first.

[HawkerXP]

We try to avoid rubs that list salt as #1 and I believe most store bought ones do.