TSM BBQ Chicken Rub

$5.99 - Points

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Medium Jar (Net: 3.25 oz)

1 Cup Bag (Net: 5.8 oz)

3 Cup Bag (Net: 17.4 oz)

TSM BBQ Chicken Rub is named after Team Sweet Mama, the team who created this award-winning BBQ chicken seasoning rub, placed 3rd in the chicken category at the Frisco, CO BBQ Championship in 2005. This BBQ chicken rub blends sea salt, brown sugar, California paprika, cayenne pepper and other classic barbecue & grilling spices. We think it's the best seasoning for BBQ chicken, but it's also great on turkey and duck!

Flavor Profile

This BBQ chicken dry rub is sweet and salty in flavor, with aromatic, bittersweet, earthy notes and an added kick from its medium-low heat.

How to Use

Use this BBQ chicken seasoning rub generously on your chicken prior to grilling or smoking. Though created as a BBQ rub for chicken, it's also great for seasoning other poultry. Add real BBQ flavor to your favorite sauces, or season vegetables before roasting.

About This Blend

This balanced BBQ seasoning rub is both spicy & flavorful, This chicken seasoning rub was the key to Team Sweet Mama placing 3rd at the 2005 Frisco, Colorado BBQ championship in the chicken category.

More Information

This BBQ chicken rub comes to us from Gary Guesnier of Team Sweet Mama, who we sponsored in the 2005 season of BBQ competitions. We provided Gary with freshly ground spices so he could create his rubs and it sure paid off for both of us.

TSM BBQ Chicken Rub Q&A

How to use or apply BBQ rub on chicken?

Rub TSM BBQ rub on your chicken generously before placing on the grill, in the smoker or slow cooking. Make sure to pat your chicken dry before applying BBQ rub. For more, visit our large selection of Chicken Spices, most of which work great for any BBQ.

How long do I marinate chicken with a BBQ chicken rub?

You can marinate your chicken with TSM BBQ chicken rub for 20 minutes, or for a few hours, depending on how much time you might have prior to cooking!

How to use BBQ rub on chicken after it's done?

We recommend using BBQ rub on chicken prior to grilling, cooking or roasting, but you could use it to make a homemade BBQ sauce after the chicken is done for dipping.