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Best Online Source of BBQ Sauces, Rubs, etc

Chelnerul
Chelnerul Posts: 154
edited December 2014 in EggHead Forum
Good evening all,

I just placed a couple of online orders for charcoal, rubs and sauces, and I was wondering if there is a consensus on where the best online retailers are for selection and prices are? I hadn't heard of Firecraft before, but I'm very impressed by their selection, prices, and free shipping over $100. I easily spent that.

I'm also impressed with peppers.com, which had a bunch of great hot sauces, rubs, sauces, marinades, dips, etc. Also free shipping on orders over $75. Amazon's got great selections, but I've found they can be at least double and sometimes more for many of the good rubs, sauces, etc.

Where do you all (alt. y'all) make your non-local BBQ purchases?
Manning our FOB in occupied Northern Virginia...
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  • Eggcelsior
    Eggcelsior Posts: 14,414
    Oakridge rubs retail site. I basically get everything else locally.
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  • nolaegghead
    nolaegghead Posts: 42,109
    I just join one of those Elf-on-the-shelf exchanges if I'm into some new spice.  I have so many rubs and sauces now it's silly.
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  • Mickey
    Mickey Posts: 19,768
    nolaegghead said:
    I just join one of those Elf-on-the-shelf exchanges if I'm into some new spice.  I have so many rubs and sauces now it's silly.

    Do what NOLA said.
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  • Austin Egghead
    Austin Egghead Posts: 3,966
    For rubs learn tu make your own. Lots fresher snd you control the ingredients.
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  • RajunCajun
    RajunCajun Posts: 1,049
    BonCaCa.com
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  • Big_Green_Craig
    Big_Green_Craig Posts: 1,578
    Not sure where you are located, but Atlanta has the http://www.atlantabbqstore.com/
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  • Capt7383
    Capt7383 Posts: 46
    I make my own, i dont like to assemble food. I like to make it my own.
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  • Chelnerul
    Chelnerul Posts: 154
    Thanks for the Oakridge tip - I bought the sampler rub pack and they have free shipping - can't beat that.

    AtlantaBBQStore has very good prices as well, especially on its rubs. I haven't seen their shipping yet.

    I've made a couple of my own already, from Meathead's recipes from AmazingRibs.com (the Rendezvous rub, which was a disaster, and the Memphis Dust, which is out-bloody-standing), but I'm still at the early phase of enjoying other people's creativity...
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  • Chelnerul
    Chelnerul Posts: 154
    nolaegghead said:
    I just join one of those Elf-on-the-shelf exchanges if I'm into some new spice.  I have so many rubs and sauces now it's silly.
    Is this something on this site or just in general? I like the idea - I think I saw one that you organized a few months ago, and some of the guys' gift boxes were unreal and overflowing with interesting things...
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  • Mikee
    Mikee Posts: 897
    I like to buy rubs. I just got Oakridge OPS and used it on a Ribeye tonight. It was great and was different than salt/pepper/garlic. Am I going to cook the next 10 with that rub; no way. I like to mix it up a little.
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  • Skiddymarker
    Skiddymarker Posts: 8,528
    There are too many sources to single out one that is the best. 
    Penzey's has a great selection of quality ingredients and the rubs I've tried have all been very good. English Prime Rib rub is a staple for beef, all of their salt free stuff is excellent - Arizona Dreaming, Forward. The Berbere seasoning is really good. Ozark for chicken and Galena St. for pork. 
    Dizzy Pig rubs are available from Amazon and many other places. I have so many that when I cook something I really like, I can't find the damn stuff in the cupboard again!
    Enjoy!

      
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  • Zmokin
    Zmokin Posts: 1,938
    edited December 2014
    If you like spicy, try the Mo Hotta Mo Betta website
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  • Chelnerul
    Chelnerul Posts: 154
    Zmokin said:
    If you like spicy, try the Mo Hotta Mo Betta website
    Hadn't heard of this one before - great site, very competitive prices too. Thanks!
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  • Jeepster47
    Jeepster47 Posts: 3,827
    Skiddymarker said:
    ...
    Penzey's has a great selection of quality ingredients and the rubs I've tried have all been very good. English Prime Rib rub is a staple for beef, ...
    Have got to second Penzey's as having great spices.  Very flavorful and fresh ... a little expensive, but well worth it.  The English Prime Rib rub has been our go to rub for prime rib cooked the oven.  Can't wait to up my skill level a little to try a prime rib with it on the egg.

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  • Chelnerul
    Chelnerul Posts: 154

    Jeepster47 said:
    Skiddymarker said:
    ...
    Penzey's has a great selection of quality ingredients and the rubs I've tried have all been very good. English Prime Rib rub is a staple for beef, ...
    Have got to second Penzey's as having great spices.  Very flavorful and fresh ... a little expensive, but well worth it.  The English Prime Rib rub has been our go to rub for prime rib cooked the oven.  Can't wait to up my skill level a little to try a prime rib with it on the egg.
    Another gem I hadn't heard of yet - bookmarked as well. Shipping is really where the great prices are diluted, unfortunately, so it's nice to find those that offer free shipping on bulk (like Firecraft.com) - thanks.
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  • Chelnerul
    Chelnerul Posts: 154
    Eggcelsior said:
    Oakridge rubs retail site. I basically get everything else locally.
    You're a Marylander, not too far from here - any good local places you recommend between Fredericksburg and Baltimore?
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