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Dizzy Pig recommendations?
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UncleBilly
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I see a lot of forum members mention Dizzy Pig brand seasonings. Historically I've always made my own rubs, but I'm intrigued by all of this Dizzy Pig talk! I picked up my first bottle of this stuff today - some Dizzy Dust.
Any recommendations on what other flavors I should try? I don't mind a significant level of heat, but don't have to have heat. Thanks everyone, there is always good info here!
Any recommendations on what other flavors I should try? I don't mind a significant level of heat, but don't have to have heat. Thanks everyone, there is always good info here!
XL Central Ohio
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You can't go wrong with any of them. Cruise their site and pick a few!Southlake, TX and Cowhouse Creek - King, TX. 2 Large, 1 Small and a lot of Eggcessories.
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Tsunami Spin and Swamp Venom. Look at Meat Church rubs and Oakridge. Still, hard to best your own concoctions that appeal to your palate.Sandy Springs & Dawsonville Ga
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Raging river on salmon is fantastic and I like tsunami spin on chips.Greensboro, NC
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Shaking the Tree on chicken and Red Eye Express on lamb.--------------------------------------------------
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Shaking the Tree, Raging River, Redeye Express, Mole are a good start. I have several others, the Mad Max Turkey is good for the obvious, Crossroads is good for a classic BBQ rub. Go their website and look at the description of each rub, they have recipes worked up using each rub.
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I was always a DIY guy but wanted a greater variety of flavors and have been very happy with DP. The only disappointment was the jerk, I make a lot better.
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I like raging river on turkey & chicken. I've not been impressed with their other rubs.
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Redeye Express on pork tenderloin. Swamp Venom on chicken. Dizzy dust for ribs and butts. Those are a few of my favorites.
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Order the full sample pack.Lovin' my Large Egg since May 2012 (Richmond, VA) ... and makin' cookbooks at https://FamilyCookbookProject.com
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Crossroads is fantastic. Red Eye as well. Then get your staple of Dizzy Dust. Best rubs on the market IMO.
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I burn through the raging River on Salmon and quite a bit of the Tsunami Spin.
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After the niece's husband raved about the Shaking the Tree pork loin that I made a week ago, I showed her the DP website. I also pointed out that the five sample pack had free shipping. She screen shot my phone to show her husband.
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Thanks for the input everyone! I think I'll pull the trigger on the sample pack in the next week or so and then start building my DP arsenal from there.XL Central Ohio
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My wife and I really like the red eye express.Large BGE from Normal, IL
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They have so many good rubs. I would think outside the box. I find there non typical rubs to be awesome. Their ish line is great.
XLBGE, LBGE
Fernandina Beach, FL
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Fajita-ish on sauteed onions and peppers is one of my favourite things to eat right now.
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So how big are those bags in the sample pack? Is one big enough for a pork butt? I tried to zoom in but didnt see a size on the bags.
Franklin, Tn
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TN_Sister_State said:So how big are those bags in the sample pack? Is one big enough for a pork butt? I tried to zoom in but didnt see a size on the bags.
No, probably not.XL & MM BGE, 36" Blackstone - Newport News, VA -
TN_Sister_State said:So how big are those bags in the sample pack? Is one big enough for a pork butt? I tried to zoom in but didnt see a size on the bags.1.5 Tablespoons...enough to season 2-4lbs of food.Bristow, VA
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Thanks!Franklin, Tn
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Has anyone tried the Hopps based one the IPA rub?
Thought about picking that one up just because it is pretty different.
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