Marinade Mixing Bottle for Injection Marinade | Butcher BBQ

Marinade Mixing Bottle for Meat Injection — Butcher BBQ Shaker Bottle

Mix your injection marinade before it goes into the meat. The Butcher BBQ Marinade Mixing Bottle is a convenient way to combine water and powdered BBQ injection marinades for brisket, pork shoulder, chicken, and turkey.

With measurement markings and a closable lid, you can measure, add your powder, and shake the mixture in one container. It's a practical companion to your meat injector when you're getting ready for a backyard cook or competition.

Why I Use a Marinade Mixing Bottle

• Made for powdered injection mixes: Combine water and injection powder before filling your injector.
• Measurement markings: Help measure the liquid called for in your injection instructions.
• Shake-to-mix convenience: A closed bottle makes mixing easier and helps contain splashes.
• Works with multiple injection flavors: Use with compatible beef, pork, chicken, and turkey injection formulas.
• Simple cleanup: Wash the bottle and lid after use and let them dry completely.
• Affordable BBQ prep tool: Just $9.99.

How to Mix Your Injection Marinade

1. Read the mixing directions on your Butcher BBQ injection package. Each formula may use a different water-to-powder ratio.
2. Measure the specified amount of water using the bottle's markings.
3. Add the injection powder, close the lid securely, and shake thoroughly.
4. Check the liquid for undissolved clumps. Continue mixing as needed before filling your injector.
5. Transfer the prepared injection to your clean injector and use it according to the marinade instructions.

Pitmaster tip: Smooth, evenly mixed injection is easier to draw into a needle. A shaker helps, but it cannot guarantee that every powder will dissolve or that an injector will never clog.

Pair this bottle with our Disposable Meat Injector for occasional cooks or the Gourmet Pistol Grip Meat Injector for regular injection work.

Measure. Mix. Inject. Trust Your Butcher.

When I'm injecting a brisket or turkey, I want the marinade mixed before I pick up the injector. If the powder hasn't dispersed, the needle is more likely to give you trouble, and that slows down prep.

This bottle keeps the job simple: measure the water, add your Butcher BBQ injection, secure the lid, and shake. Check that the mixture is smooth before loading the injector. It's one small piece of equipment that makes the process more organized.

Use the ratios on your injection package, clean the bottle after the cook, and keep your prep tools ready for next time. Trust Your Butcher.