Carolina High Country BBQ Rub

$7.99 - Points

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Medium Jar (Net: 2.95 oz)

Large Jar (Net: 8.8 oz)

1/2 Cup Bag (Net: 2.85 oz)

1 Cup Bag (Net: 5.7 oz)

3 Cup Bag (Net: 17.1 oz)

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North Carolina has a prominent place in American barbeque history; many historians credit the state as the possible birthplace of barbeque. Known mostly for its use of vinegar in its barbeque sauce, which is iconic and an amazing flavor, North Carolina also has a barbeque rub tradition. We've created a version that represents its tradition while adding a Savory twist.

This seasoning has great barbeque flavor with just a little cayenne-kick. Our version of this Carolina classic is great on pork, brisket, and chicken. Sprinkle on corn, vegetables, and potatoes. Add zip to BBQ and pizza sauces.

Flavor Profile

This paprika-based, sweet and salty rub is sweet-herbed and earthy with garlic and pepper notes.

How to Use

Season pork, brisket, and chicken. Sprinkle on corn, potatoes, and other vegetables. Add to BBQ and pizza sauces.

About This Blend

North Carolina is known for its barbeque rub tradition. Our version of this Carolina classic is great on pork, brisket and chicken. Shop Savory Spice Shop for BBQ rubs and seasonings!

Dietary Information

MSG-Free

Nut-Free

Dairy-Free

Gluten-Free

Onion-Free

Corn-Free

Sesame-Free

Vegetarian

Vegan

Ingredients

Sugar, salt, California paprika, ancho chile powder, granulated garlic, Mexican oregano, black pepper, cumin, cayenne

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