There are plenty of summer recipes that can be made with beer-infused sauces and marinades but Spiceology is taking this idea to the next level with its beer-infused spice blends, which are sold in six-packs. The 6-Pack Beer Rub Sampler created in collaboration with over-the-fire cooking expert Derek Wolf comes in playful, resealable beer can packaging. In the set, there are unique flavors like the Imperial Coffee Stout Rub, the Honey Mustard IPA Rub and the Mesquite Peppercorn Lager Rub.
While the set's fiery Jalapeno Lime Pilsner Rub is ideal for pairing with all sorts of meat, seafood, vegetables and even roasted nuts, the Hickory Peach Porter variety is said to go especially with pork ribs, chicken, duck, lamb, sweet potato and squash.
Beer-Infused Spice Blends
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