Consumer Rub

nomnomnom

Fire Starter

Original poster

Sep 12, 2013

39

12

Loveland Ohio

• Oct 22, 2013

• #1

What are some of your all's suggestions on the best overall rub from the store? I've been toying around with a simple 1/2c brown sugar, 1/4c paprika, and 1tbs of salt,pepper,ground mustard,chilli powder,onion and garlic powder, and some cayane but I think I am bored of it already. It almost taste like Grippos chips if you eat it plain, hehe.

 

kathrynn

Legendary Pitmaster

OTBS Member

Jun 13, 2012

9,442

121

Madison, AL

• Oct 22, 2013

• #2

To purchase and not make home made....I prefer Lotta Bull's rubs, sauces and things.

Kat

 

dewetha

Smoking Fanatic

Aug 21, 2011

737

16

Chicago - south Burbs

• Oct 22, 2013

• #3

when i don;t use mine, i use Lysander's made by geneva foods dot com. the burbon rub in is great. i used it on fish,chicken and ribs. there lemon pepper rub is real good on chicken as well.

i didn't care for there spicy bourbon but that's just me.

what does it for me is stuff is labeled : Lysander's Meat Rubs are all natural with no preservatives, fillers or MSG.

just like i make it:)

 

weihl165

Newbie

Feb 27, 2013

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10

• Nov 1, 2013

• #4

Just be careful of using store bought rubs, as they tend to be very salty. For store bought or bottled rubs, I like Plowboys, Daves rib rub is ok, or search for big bald bbq rub, from jeffs book, goes pretty good with everything. Good Luck!

 

millerk0486

Meat Mopper

Jan 18, 2012

190

11

Maryland

• Nov 1, 2013

• #5

If you have any good BBQ restaurants near you, sometimes you can buy their rub.

 

smokeusum

Smoking Fanatic

Jan 13, 2013

571

26

Charlotte, NC

• Nov 1, 2013

• #6

weihl165 said:

Just be careful of using store bought rubs, as they tend to be very salty. For store bought or bottled rubs, I like Plowboys, Daves rib rub is ok, or search for big bald bbq rub, from jeffs book, goes pretty good with everything. Good Luck!

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I second the salt thing!