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Showing 73–76 of 76 results
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Tiffany’s Punchy Peach Glaze
$9.99 Add To Cart - $9.49A bold peach glaze with sweet fruit flavor and lively heat. Perfect for pork, chicken, seafood, and vegetables. Caramelizes beautifully and adds bright, glossy, Southern-style flavor.
Heat: Medium
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Char Crust Hickory & Molasses
$7.99 Add To Cart - $7.59Enjoy rich barbecue flavor with Char Crust Hickory & Molasses, a sweet-smoky blend that forms a caramelized crust and keeps meat juicy on chicken, pork, steak and vegetables.
Heat: Mild-Medium
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Deanna’s Playa Del Pineapple Glaze
$9.99 Add To Cart - $9.49A bright tropical pineapple glaze that caramelizes beautifully on pork, chicken, seafood, and vegetables. Adds glossy shine, sweet island flavor, and vibrant aroma to any dish.
Heat: Mild
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Char Crust Ginger Teriyaki
$7.99 Add To Cart - $7.59Add bold Asian flavor with Char Crust Ginger Teriyaki, a sweet-savory blend with warm ginger and teriyaki depth. It creates a caramelized crust that locks in juices on chicken, salmon, pork and vegetables.
Heat: Mild-Medium
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A BBQ rub is a blend of spices and seasonings applied to meat before cooking. Rubs enhance flavor and help create the bark that barbecue is known for.
Brisket rubs typically use salt, pepper, garlic, and a balance of savory spices. Texas-style rubs are the most popular for brisket.
Most rubs should sit on meat for 15-30 minutes before cooking, but you can apply them up to 12 hours in advance for deeper flavor.
Some BBQ rubs are sweet, others are smoky or savory, and some are spicy. Each product description lists the flavor profile and heat level.
BBQ rubs don’t spoil, but they lose flavor over time. For best results, use them within 1-2 years of opening and store in a cool, dry place.
