A coffee rub and steak seasoning to help you easily add caramelized crust when searing or grilling. This coffee rub adds more of a subtle coffee flavor, and has a nice crunch in every bite. Use this cowboy seasoning as a BBQ rub on your favorite meats, like beef, chicken, tri-tip, and pork. Mix into ground beef for hamburgers. Perfect for making Southern red-eye gravy.
This coffee steak rub rub is peppery, earthy, and bittersweet in overall flavor, with smoky added notes of cocoa and subtle coffee.
Apply our coffee rub to the outside of your favorite steak or pork before searing. Mix coffee seasoning into ground beef for black dust BBQ burgers, or ground bison for a rich and bold chili. The best coffee rub to use for making a homemade BBQ sauce.
What is a coffee rub?
A coffee rub is a seasoning dry rub for meat that creates a caramelized, crunchy outer layer when seared.
What does coffee rub taste like?
Most coffee rubs are usually peppery and earthy, but don't expect too much coffee flavor, as it's more subtle than bold.
Why use coffee in a rub for steak?
Coffee in dry rubs for steak help bring out it's bold flavor, as well as apply a desirable crunchy outer sear.
MSG-Free
Nut-Free
Dairy-Free
Gluten-Free
Onion-Free
Garlic-Free
Corn-Free
Sesame-Free
Vegetarian
Vegan
Coffee, black pepper, cumin, Alderwood smoked salt, brown sugar, cocoa, mustard, coriander, chipotle
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Pork wrapped in pork? Yes, please! Smoky barbecue rubs, like our customer-favorite Red Rocks Hickory Smoke Seasoning, can add a smoky barbecue flavor to proteins and sauces when you don't have access to a smoker or a grill.
A quick and easy homemade sausage makes this the perfect weeknight pasta dish. It's even better the next day after the flavors meld, so it makes a great leftovers lunch.
Warm spices and coffee complement the sweet marinade for this chicken.
