Reply to "PICS--Smoked Garlic Almonds and Babecue Flavor Almonds"

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Originally posted by Pags:
That said, wouldn't I still be looking for barbecue flavoring vs a barbecue rub? And where to find that?

Well, your creating this, if you're wanting BBQ flavors why wouldn't you use a rub.

I don't think anyone would say rubs aren't spices and spices are rubs, so it's all about whatever flavor profile you're wanitng.

Heat? CS chicken rub
Sweet? Cimarron docs or other sweet rub

2/29/1210:01 AM

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