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One rub. More ways to cook. Season brisket, pork ribs, chicken, turkey, and vegetables with one dependable all-purpose BBQ rub. Butcher BBQ brings savory seasoning, gentle sweetness, and smoky flavor together in a blend made for the smoker, grill, and oven.
Built on David Bouska's barbecue experience, this versatile seasoning combines paprika, garlic, spices, and a touch of sweetness. Keep it handy for everything from a weeknight chicken dinner to a full barbecue cook—without reaching for a different rub every time you change meats.
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From the first shake to the final slice, the right seasoning makes every cook memorable.

Pitmaster tip: An injection or wet brine seasons thicker cuts in a different way than a dry rub. Pair them when you want flavor inside the meat and a seasoned exterior, but account for salt from both.

For your next holiday turkey, explore the Holiday Turkey Brine Kit, which includes this BBQ Rub, Holiday Turkey Brine, a 2-pack of brine bags, and a recipe card. For help planning your bird, visit our Turkey Brine Calculator.
Ingredients currently listed: Sugar, salt, paprika, brown sugar, monosodium glutamate (MSG), spices, chili pepper, caramel color, garlic powder, citric acid, polysorbate 80 (0.2%), natural smoke flavor, spice extractives, and not more than 2% silicon dioxide added to prevent caking.
Contains sugar and added MSG. Always check the package label for current ingredients, allergens, and nutritional information.
Available sizes: 13 oz shaker bottle and 2 lb bag. Choose your preferred size above.

Use it to season beef, pork, chicken, and turkey, as well as grilled or roasted vegetables. Start with an even coating and adjust to taste for the size and type of food.
Yes. This is the all-purpose BBQ Rub included in our Holiday Turkey Brine Kit. After brining your turkey, discard the used brine, pat the skin dry, and apply the rub before smoking or oven-roasting.
It is a balanced savory seasoning with some sweetness and smoky character. Its ingredient list includes sugar, brown sugar, paprika, garlic, chili pepper, and natural smoke flavor. Adjust the amount to your preferred seasoning level.
Yes. The current ingredient list includes sugar, brown sugar, and monosodium glutamate (MSG). Review the label for the most current ingredients and any dietary concerns.
Yes. Use it on low-and-slow barbecue or grilled foods. Because the rub contains sugar, watch closely during high-heat or direct-flame cooking to avoid excessive darkening.
Begin with a light, even coating and add more to taste. Large cuts such as brisket or pork shoulder generally need more seasoning than chicken pieces or vegetables. The right amount depends on the cut and your preference.
Remove the turkey from the brine, discard the used liquid, pat the skin dry, and apply the rub before cooking. The brine already seasons the turkey, so start with a lighter coating and adjust to taste.
Yes. An injection seasons the inside of thicker cuts, while the BBQ Rub seasons the exterior. Consider the salt in both products when deciding how heavily to season.
Choose a 13 oz shaker bottle for convenient everyday seasoning or a 2 lb bag when you cook larger quantities. Select the size you want from the product options.
Yes. Sprinkle lightly on potatoes, corn, zucchini, or other vegetables before grilling or roasting. Toss with a little cooking oil if desired to help the seasoning adhere.