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The holidays bring the biggest cooks of the year, and this box was built for every one of them. A bourbon-spiked pineapple sauce for glazing ham, a garlic and herb seasoning that belongs under turkey skin, a coffee-kissed steak rub for prime rib and tenderloin, a smoky horseradish sauce to cut through every rich bite, and a spray bottle to keep your longest smokes on track.
Double-smoke a spiral ham and lacquer it in pineapple glaze, reverse sear a coffee-crusted prime rib, smoke a garlic herb butter turkey with crispy golden skin, or set out a tray of pork belly burnt ends before dinner. Whether you are feeding the family at Thanksgiving, hosting the whole crew in December, or ringing in the New Year, this lineup puts the grill at the center of the feast.
Whiskey Bent is the Lakeland, Florida BBQ outfit of award-winning pitmaster Chad Ward, and this bottle is pure holiday ham energy: pineapple purée and real bourbon over a molasses-sweetened tomato base, with smoke, garlic, and a touch of chili on the finish. It is rich in sugar, so brush it on during the last 20 to 30 minutes of a cook and let it set into a sticky lacquer instead of scorching.
Garlic leads the label, followed by sea salt, herbs, spices, and red bell pepper, with no sugar and no filler. That makes it a holiday workhorse: mash it into softened butter and work it under turkey skin, fold it into mashed potatoes, or lay it down as a savory base under a sweet glaze. It is already salted, so ease up on extra salt, especially with a pre-brined bird.
Torchbearer has been making sauces by hand in central Pennsylvania since 2005, and their hot sauces have made it onto Hot Ones. This one is real horseradish with garlic, chipotle smoke, and a little habanero on the back end, with no sugar. It is more smoky and savory than fiery, so use it straight as a condiment or stir it into sour cream for a steakhouse-style horseradish cream. Prime rib and beef tenderloin were made for it.
From the Kansas City BBQ brand known for its flask-shaped sauce bottles, this rub keeps it simple: coarse salt, onion, garlic, spices, and pure ground coffee. The coffee adds earthy depth and helps build a dark crust without making your beef taste like breakfast. Because salt leads the blend, it doubles as a dry brine: season your roast the night before and let it rest uncovered in the fridge for deeper flavor and a better sear.
Our pitmaster spritzer with an adjustable nozzle. Fill it with apple juice, apple cider vinegar, or a 50/50 mix, give your rub about an hour to set, then mist every 45 minutes or so. A light spritz keeps the edges of long cooks like ham and pork belly from drying out and helps smoke cling to the surface.
Every box ships with a printed recipe booklet built around exactly what is inside, so you know what to cook the moment it lands.
The booklet carries a QR code to the box overview page, where you will find ten bonus recipes that did not fit in print, including a Garlic Herb Spatchcocked Smoked Turkey, Steakhouse Crostini with Smokey Horseradish & Bourbon Onions, Drunken Pineapple Bacon-Wrapped Brussels Sprouts, and a Smoked Pecan Pie Skillet.
Holiday ham, prime rib, turkey, and burnt ends, curated and ready for the biggest cooks of the year. Add the Feast Mode BBQ Box to your cart and fire up the grill.
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