Weber - No Salt Rubs

SoCalTim · February 2017

Been doing some research on 'No Salt' rubs, they are far and few. I think Dizzy Pig makes one, but have not had the chance to buy it to test. I was in Walmart this evening picking up some food for Sunday's big game and came upon these.
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i know there have been a couple or so posts here about low salt diets, I just thought I'd pass this along.

Gonna Spatchcock a chicken tomorrow and see what the taste is like. Maybe I'll post a review.

bgebrent · February 2017

Just add kosher salt and those are mediocre. Seriously, make your own. This stuff is so long in transit and shelf life.

SoCalTim · February 2017

@bgebrent I've actually used Weber rubs, and what I've used is pretty darn good. Guess we just have different palates. Best to you. Tim

bgebrent · February 2017

SoCalTim said:

@bgebrent I've actually used Weber rubs, and what I've used is pretty darn good. Guess we just have different palates. Best to you. Tim

I hear you Tim. It's a shelf life issue. Stuff I've seen local is greater than 6 months out. Sometimes 12. You're spoiled in California.

milesvdustin · February 2017

I like the weber KC BBQ rub. I buy it in big tubs at same club. The coffee rub from them is good as well. I have never checked the date on any of them.

Ozzie_Isaac · February 2017

Check out oak ridge rubs. There stuff is all salt free. Too notch rubs.

https://www.oakridgebbq.com

lousubcap · February 2017

And here I thought the only issue was the axle-wrapping around the protein "sell by" date. Now it's rubs too-I guess there's no end-point in sight.

bgebrent · February 2017

lousubcap said:

And here I thought the only issue was the axle-wrapping around the protein "sell by" date. Now it's rubs too-I guess there's no end-point in sight.

LEO is all that matters Cap!

Weber - No Salt Rubs

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