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SKU: 891-734494008913
Built for hunters who want a straightforward way to season venison and other wild game, this all-purpose rub brings a sweet, smoky barbecue profile to burgers, roasts, and dry-rub applications. It can be shaken on directly or mixed with olive oil for a more spreadable coating, and the included label recipe adds another practical use. The formula is made without additives or MSG, and the shaker-and-spoon-out lid makes it easy to portion in camp or at home.
Formulated Exclusively
A unique flavor profile
Designed Enhance
Natural flavors of meat and
Versatile Use
As a dry rub, burger
No Additives
No MSG for a simpler
Shaker Spoon-out
Lid supports easy seasoning application
| Additives | No additives |
|---|---|
| Contains | Soy and Wheat |
| Formulated By | Local Chef James Trent |
| Ingredients | Paprika, Brown Sugar, Dehydrated Garlic, Dehydrated Honey on Maltodextrin, Worcestershire Sauce Solids (Soy, Wheat, Salt and Spices), Dehydrated Orange Peel, Natural Smoke Flavor |
| Lid Type | Shaker and spoon-out lid |
| Msg | No MSG |
| Net Weight | 4.95 oz. |
| Product Type | All purpose seasoning and rub |
| Recipe Included | Yes |
| Use | Mix in with venison burger, shake on for a dry rub or combine with Olive Oil |
It is an all-purpose seasoning and rub for meat and wild game. The product description also suggests using it in venison burger, as a dry rub, or mixed with olive oil.
No. The product description states that it has no additives and no MSG.
The net weight is 4.95 oz.
Listed ingredients include paprika, brown sugar, dehydrated garlic, dehydrated honey on maltodextrin, Worcestershire sauce solids (soy, wheat, salt and spices), dehydrated orange peel, and natural smoke flavor. It also notes that it contains soy and wheat.
Yes. The description says each label includes a recipe, and it suggests mixing the rub into venison burger, shaking it on as a dry rub, or combining it with olive oil to release the flavors.