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Which Excalibur rub for pulled pork

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  • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

    Gonna do some pulled pork this weekend. I am wanting to experiment with some new stuff. I have several of the Excalibur large shakers in the pantry to try. Which is your favorite?

    Butter Garlic
    Smoke House BBQ
    Grill in Grill Out
    Apple Sweet n Sassy
    Texas Style rump rub
    Traditional KC style rump rub
    Ultimate Steak and Roast

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    Grimpuppy I have to second Pa’s Black Bull. However there are 2 PBBs. One is PBB soluble and it is an injectable. I’ve used this on pork butts, pork loins, turkey and beef. The other PBB is PBB#2. It’s a dry marinade and you just add a little water and rub it on and marinade overnight. In the end I have to say that PBB is good on almost any type of protein.

    Improvise, Adapt and Overcome! Semper Fi

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      I went with Smoke House BBQ. Put the butt on before I went to work. Came home at noon to check on it. Looking good. Internal 160 right now.
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        Just got home from work. Perfect!
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          Grimpuppy I would have said either the one you went with |Smokehouse-BBQ-Seasoning-and-Rub or the |Texas-Style-Rump-Rub looks awesome, remember to shake some more on after you pull it for that nice last zip!

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            Grimpuppy I use it as an injection. Im not sure how to describe the flavor as it is subtle and not overpowering at all. However it adds another level and seems to pair great with any rub a guy would use!

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            Cabelas90 said in Which Excalibur rub for pulled pork:

            Grimpuppy I use it as an injection. Im not sure how to describe the flavor as it is subtle and not overpowering at all. However it adds another level and seems to pair great with any rub a guy would use!

            Yep. Agree. Inject… Done deal!

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            • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

              Just got home from work. Perfect!
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              Grimpuppy That looks great. I almost always have some pulled pork in freezer for a quick meal.

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                LoOk aT ThAt BARK!!! YUM

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                • B bocephus

                  Grimpuppy That looks great. I almost always have some pulled pork in freezer for a quick meal.

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                  bocephus said in Which Excalibur rub for pulled pork:

                  Grimpuppy That looks great. I almost always have some pulled pork in freezer for a quick meal.

                  Do you have that in single serve bags or do you pull out a family size meal at a time?

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                  • GrimpuppyG Grimpuppy

                    Just got home from work. Perfect!
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                    DCA357CE-C719-493F-A8CA-140417C20B47.jpeg

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                    Grimpuppy you got it looking good 👍

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                    • Ridley AcresR Ridley Acres

                      bocephus said in Which Excalibur rub for pulled pork:

                      Grimpuppy That looks great. I almost always have some pulled pork in freezer for a quick meal.

                      Do you have that in single serve bags or do you pull out a family size meal at a time?

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                      Ridley Acres It is just my wife and I so we vacuum seal enough for a meal with maybe a little extra for leftovers, but I would not be afraid to do larger sizes the same way.

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                        That is what I did. Vacuum sealed enough for a couple sandwiches in each bag.
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