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We teamed up with Hulu to honor the return of one of the most beloved animated shows of all time the best way we know how—with BBQ, bold flavors, and beer-infused spices inspired by the King. This limited edition, all-purpose rub is smoky, sweet, and perfect for everything from ribs to grilled corn to burgers. And yes, resealable can lid comes included.

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While supplies last

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Crack a can open and let that beer-infused BBQ rub fly. You’re getting paprika, honey, garlic, onion, chiles, beer - aka your new favorite propane accessory. Because in the wise words of Hank Hill: “I tell you hwhat…” this rub doesn’t miss.

Contains No Alcohol
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BONUS:

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  1. Mix ¼ cup of the rub with one 12 oz can of beer (we recommend Alamo, naturally).
  2. Pour over your protein of choice.
  3. Let it hang out in the fridge for a few hours or overnight.
  4. Grill, roast, or pan-sear to glory.

What Beer Pairs Best with What Protein?

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beef:
Strong Ales, Stouts & Porters
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Pork:
Wheat Beers, Amber or Strong Ales
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Chicken:
IPAs, Pale Ales & Crisp Lagers
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Seafood:
Clean Lagers & Light Pale Ales