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Your favorite under promoted seasoning/rub?

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    johnsbrewhouse
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    Grill In Grill Out

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      I’ll tell you mine, for any pork, beef or venison… go to Long Horn order a salad or something. Ask the waitperson if you can purchase some Prairie Dust. They used to let you do it and it was $5 bucks for a pound. Also add some McCormick’s Montreal Steak seasoning. Now I love Waltons but these are some we still use and love. I even add a lil to some Waltons spices for brats and sticks.

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        I’ll tell you mine, for any pork, beef or venison… go to Long Horn order a salad or something. Ask the waitperson if you can purchase some Prairie Dust. They used to let you do it and it was $5 bucks for a pound. Also add some McCormick’s Montreal Steak seasoning. Now I love Waltons but these are some we still use and love. I even add a lil to some Waltons spices for brats and sticks.

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        Kody11 and I’m going to have to try those you mentioned!

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          Gun Powder. I think it is made by B&B. Truly, I make a mix of my own usually that tries to incorporate the great flavor of the moment & I am not really floored by any one flavor. There are a lot of good ones, depending on the moment. Sometimes just keeping it simple with salt, pepper, pepper flakes, & garlic with maybe a tad of butter, olive oil, or mayo for a rubdown works great.

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            Gun Powder. I think it is made by B&B. Truly, I make a mix of my own usually that tries to incorporate the great flavor of the moment & I am not really floored by any one flavor. There are a lot of good ones, depending on the moment. Sometimes just keeping it simple with salt, pepper, pepper flakes, & garlic with maybe a tad of butter, olive oil, or mayo for a rubdown works great.

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            calldoctoday we cook a lot alike. Hard to beat the old SPG and adding a few twist along the way.

            “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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              While not Walton’s products, Smoky Okie’s Okie Dust and JDQ Sweet rub are 2 that I cannot live without for pork and chicken. For beef, I like Blues Hog Bold and Beefy, or Heavy Smoke Black Label.

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                While not Walton’s products, Smoky Okie’s Okie Dust and JDQ Sweet rub are 2 that I cannot live without for pork and chicken. For beef, I like Blues Hog Bold and Beefy, or Heavy Smoke Black Label.

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                Midwest_kc Blues Hog makes a good seasoning.

                One that I am not sure how far the reach is outside of Texas is called Chupacabra. It is one of my go to if I don’t have another blend in mind for whatever I am cooking.

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                • HerbcoFoodH HerbcoFood

                  Midwest_kc Blues Hog makes a good seasoning.

                  One that I am not sure how far the reach is outside of Texas is called Chupacabra. It is one of my go to if I don’t have another blend in mind for whatever I am cooking.

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                  HerbcoFood I have not tried it, but I’ve heard good things. Not sure we get it here in KC. I’m sure I could order online, but honestly there are soo many options, and new ones coming all the time, it’s hard to keep up!

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                    calldoctoday we cook a lot alike. Hard to beat the old SPG and adding a few twist along the way.

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                    GWG8541 I’ve gone through 2 30oz containers and just ordered my third of the Excalibur steak and roast rub. Best combo of SPG and the right coursesness. Love it!!!

                    John C.

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                      GWG8541 I’ve gone through 2 30oz containers and just ordered my third of the Excalibur steak and roast rub. Best combo of SPG and the right coursesness. Love it!!!

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                      Parksider I’m with yall. It’s my favorite.

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                        I really like putting the Excalibur Greek Seasoning on roasted vegetables.

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                          I really like putting the Excalibur Greek Seasoning on roasted vegetables.

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                          HerbcoFood Yes, that is another good one that we like to use fairly regularly.

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                            GWG8541 I’ve gone through 2 30oz containers and just ordered my third of the Excalibur steak and roast rub. Best combo of SPG and the right coursesness. Love it!!!

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                            Parksider I picked some up recently and really like it. You are right about the consistency.

                            “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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