HONEY SRIRACHA SEASONING
Sweet Sriracha
Wings, salmon, popcorn, fried rice. Sweet hook, spicy follow-through.

HONEY BBQ SEASONING
Honey, smoke, brown sugar. Pitmaster flavor, no smoker required.
Fifteen ingredients balanced for backyard BBQ depth. Real honey granules, smoked paprika, molasses. Built for ribs, pulled pork, sweet potato fries.
Use it on
"Tastes like 14 hours in a smoker. From a jar. Wild."
Ingredients
Brown Sugar, Sea Salt, Honey Granules, Smoked Paprika, Tomato Powder, Cane Sugar, Granulated Garlic, Vinegar Powder, Natural Hickory Smoke Flavor, Onion Powder, Chipotle Pepper, Black Pepper, Cornstarch, Molasses Granules, Mustard Powder.
That's the whole list β every ingredient, exactly as printed on the jar.
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"I haven't bought another BBQ rub in two years."
Pairs Well
HONEY SRIRACHA SEASONING
Wings, salmon, popcorn, fried rice. Sweet hook, spicy follow-through.
DAILY SEASONING
Best on chicken, eggs, roasted vegetables. The one you use without thinking.
Reviews
4.9 average Β· 96% would recommend
Natural hickory smoke flavor β derived from real hickory wood, condensed and dried. Not the artificial smoke flavoring used in cheap BBQ rubs. Plus smoked paprika layered on top for depth.
1g per serving (1/4 tsp). Brown sugar and honey are the first and third ingredients β typical for a BBQ rub. Significantly less than store-brand rubs which often pack 4-6g of sugar per serving.
Both shine, but for different reasons. Chicken thighs and wings get crispy-sweet caramelization. Pork ribs and shoulder get deep, slow-cooked complexity. We use it about evenly on both.
That's its highest use. Pat meat dry, coat generously, let it sit 30 minutes (or overnight) before cooking. The salt draws moisture, the sugar caramelizes, the smoke flavors permeate.
Mild. There's chipotle pepper for warmth, but no cayenne. Safe for kids, but not bland. The sweetness dominates the heat.