I get a "community csa" with local products. The bbq store by my house gifted this rub. Anyone try it before? Out of the bottle, it tastes pretty well balanced. Looking forward to trying it out. It’s been around a while. The bottles states it won awards back in 2012.
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2012 and it's now 2022, it's ten years old. -
I like all the BPS rubs, my favorite are the Desert Gold and Jallelujah Jalapeno, but the Money rub is good stuff too. Funny thing about BPS is Sterling Ball hails from where I was raised for half my early life, never heard of him until I bought my MAK. And smoking BBQ wasn't a huge thing when I was a kid, just the standard SoCal extra saucy grilled ribs and such. So kinda cool he made a name for himself in the BBQ world.Comment
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Made/marketed by Big Poppa Smokers, this is one of their signature rubs. It is very good on pork ribs and butts. Complements those that do two layers of rubs, this one more sweet, while using another that has more kick. I think you’ll enjoy it.Comment
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They have great rubs. I use the "Cash Cow" for brisket all the time, it is great stuff. I would recommend you give it a try for your next beef cook.Comment
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Sweet Money Rub is Money with Turbinado sugar added. Fabulous for pork. Sterling won the American Royal invitational in 2012 with this one. BPS also set the flavors for BJ's Brewhouse. Not many know that Sterling is a Beard chef. Doesn't compete much these days, but when he's out he's generally getting awards!Comment
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I picked up
money and sweet money and have used both. They are excellent.Comment
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