Get the Georgia BBQ taste in any state with this all-purpose barbeque rub! Georgia Boys All-Purpose BBQ Rub is good on anything you want to 'cue. This BBQ rub was made with pork in mind – specifically ribs, shoulders and hams. If you're looking to do it Georgia Boys style, fruitwood smoked pork is the way to go.
This all-purpose spice rub is sweet, salty & smoky in flavor, with aromatic, peppery, earthy and herbal notes in overall taste.
Use this all-purpose dry rub on anything you want to barbecue, from chicken and beef to any types of pork. For true Georgia BBQ flavor, go for fruitwood smoked pork, as it's also a great all-purpose dry rub for smoking.
What is a BBQ rub?
A BBQ rub is typically a blend of salt, sugar or brown sugar, and paprika, with aromatic spices like onion, garlic, and pepper. Sometimes spicy chiles, mustard powder, coriander and cumin, thyme, celery, curry powder, or allspice are also added.
Who is Georgia Boys BBQ?
Georgia Boys BBQ was made by Georgia natives, who created proprietary rib and chicken rubs that were popularized in Georgia. With them, we created a new Georgia Boys BBQ blend, our Georgia Boys All-Purpose BBQ Rub.
What does Georgia Boys All-Purpose BBQ Rub taste like?
Georgia Boys All-Purpose BBQ Rub tastes sweet, salty and peppery, with smoky, earthy and herbal notes in overall flavor.
What meats should I use Georgia Boys All-Purpose BBQ Rub on?
Use Georgia Boys All-Purpose BBQ Rub on any meats you want to barbecue, such as chicken, beef, pork, and especially ribs.
Do you have other all-purpose seasonings besides BBQ rubs?
Yes! Shop more All-Purpose Seasonings & Spice Rubs
MSG-Free
Nut-Free
Dairy-Free
Gluten-Free
Corn-Free
Sesame-Free
Vegetarian
Vegan
Brown sugar, white sugar, Alderwood smoked sea salt, kosher salt, onion, smoked Spanish sweet paprika, black pepper, mustard powder, chiles, garlic, Mild Chili Powder, French thyme, celery seeds
Dive into summer with sweet BBQ pork shoulder steaks and a grilled salad that you can customize with your farmers market finds.
We added a BBQ twist to Mexican style street corn. We love the easy method too...simply bake or grill corn cobs in their husks so they cook without drying out. Then finish them on the grill for great that classic BBQ char flavor.
This chicken is best served Alabama barbecue style...drenched in tangy, white BBQ sauce. See the recipe details for links to delicious white BBQ sauce recipes using Savory's spices and seasonings.
This is a backyard grilling method where you cook over direct, high heat. While the backyard enthusiast can’t hit the high temps the barbecue pros use, the high heat grilling principles are the same. You get great char and flavor on the ribs and you don't need to spend all day babysitting them.
Beer can chicken is one of the easiest ways to grill a whole chicken. It just requires a can of beer (or cola!), your favorite BBQ rub, and a little patience.
Peaches pair with the sweet, smoky, salty, and savory flavors of barbecue seasoning surprisingly well, and they absorb this slow cooked baked bean sauce for a unique bite each time.
The slow cooker does all the work for these flavorful baked beans. Season them to fit any regional barbecue spread by choosing a different style of BBQ rub each time you make them.
This is an easy classic that comes together for a weeknight meal or a weekend game day get-together.
This is a classic barbecue sauce with a smoky, sweet, and tangy flavor. The best part is that it comes together quickly and requires no cooking! Use it in slow cooker recipes that call for BBQ sauce or for basting chicken or ribs on the grill. We also liked it as the sauce for BBQ chicken pizza!
We found this quick and easy BBQ sauce equally delicious as a potato chip or french fry dip as it is a slathering sauce for your favorite protein.
This crowd-pleasing recipe couldn't be easier or more delicious. It yields the flavors of summer BBQ without the commitment to the grill. Plus, it's great warm or cold so you take it to your next picnic.
Savory Spice founder Janet C. Johnston grew up on her dad's peach BBQ sauce. Janet's dad, Woody, shared his easy recipe with us and we discovered it works perfectly with our Georgia Peach Spice.
Dive into summer with sweet BBQ pork shoulder steaks and a grilled salad that you can customize with your farmers market finds.
We added a BBQ twist to Mexican style street corn. We love the easy method too...simply bake or grill corn cobs in their husks so they cook without drying out. Then finish them on the grill for great that classic BBQ char flavor.
This chicken is best served Alabama barbecue style...drenched in tangy, white BBQ sauce. See the recipe details for links to delicious white BBQ sauce recipes using Savory's spices and seasonings.
This is a backyard grilling method where you cook over direct, high heat. While the backyard enthusiast can’t hit the high temps the barbecue pros use, the high heat grilling principles are the same. You get great char and flavor on the ribs and you don't need to spend all day babysitting them.
Beer can chicken is one of the easiest ways to grill a whole chicken. It just requires a can of beer (or cola!), your favorite BBQ rub, and a little patience.
Peaches pair with the sweet, smoky, salty, and savory flavors of barbecue seasoning surprisingly well, and they absorb this slow cooked baked bean sauce for a unique bite each time.
The slow cooker does all the work for these flavorful baked beans. Season them to fit any regional barbecue spread by choosing a different style of BBQ rub each time you make them.
This is an easy classic that comes together for a weeknight meal or a weekend game day get-together.
This is a classic barbecue sauce with a smoky, sweet, and tangy flavor. The best part is that it comes together quickly and requires no cooking! Use it in slow cooker recipes that call for BBQ sauce or for basting chicken or ribs on the grill. We also liked it as the sauce for BBQ chicken pizza!
We found this quick and easy BBQ sauce equally delicious as a potato chip or french fry dip as it is a slathering sauce for your favorite protein.
This crowd-pleasing recipe couldn't be easier or more delicious. It yields the flavors of summer BBQ without the commitment to the grill. Plus, it's great warm or cold so you take it to your next picnic.
Savory Spice founder Janet C. Johnston grew up on her dad's peach BBQ sauce. Janet's dad, Woody, shared his easy recipe with us and we discovered it works perfectly with our Georgia Peach Spice.
