Fab b,p vs Bucther

bam · Jun 5, 2009

Plan on injecting brisket and butts which brand do you use? For those who have tried both which one do you like best?

Sledneck · Jun 5, 2009

I like the finished product better with fab/ I like the price better with the butchers

Ron_L · Jun 5, 2009

Is this for home or competition? For home I don't use either. I make my own brisket injection out of beef stock, garlic, onion and whatever rub I am going to use on the outside. Tastes great and very cheap.

Bbq Bubba · Jun 5, 2009

I personally like the Butchers but then again, I'm biased.

Any form of Fab sent me running to the bathroom.

BBQchef33 · Jun 5, 2009

i like the butchers. The FAB is too strong for my taste. Even at a thinner dilution.

House · Jun 5, 2009

I prefer Butcher's.

RobKC · Jun 5, 2009

I haven't tried Butcher's yet, but I will soon. I do like diluted Fab-B and have had good results with it.

ThomEmery · Jun 5, 2009

We use Butchers

Neal · Jun 5, 2009

Butcher for several reasons:
Price
Customer service
...and most importantly, the product that it helps produce when cooking.

bam · Jun 5, 2009

Plan on using for competitions.Thanks for the info.

ssbbqguy · Jun 6, 2009

What Neal said says it all. Steve.

T.K. · Jun 6, 2009

I haven't tried Fab or Butchers but thought about trying Butchers for comps. I have been using a beef stock injection that I make. Has anyone tried using an strong au jus injection or is the butchers still better?

Thanks

Big Ugly's BBQ · Jun 6, 2009

Trying Butchers this weekend for a practice cook. Used Fab P and placed decent on Pork, but haven't used Fab on Brisket. More when the meats done.........

Smokin' Gnome BBQ · Jun 6, 2009

butchers is good stuff.

Greg60525 · Jun 6, 2009

What does Fab or Butcher's do for a brisket that a beef broth based injection doesn't? I'm just curious.........never used these products before?

Does it change the flavor, intensify it, add more moisture, etc..

Thanks

txschutte · Jun 6, 2009

Butcher's. So easy a kid can use it.

Neal · Jun 6, 2009

Greg60525 said:
What does Fab or Butcher's do for a brisket that a beef broth based injection doesn't? I'm just curious.........never used these products before?

Does it change the flavor, intensify it, add more moisture, etc..

Thanks

Beyond taste, it helps the meat retain moisture.

Bbq Bubba · Jun 6, 2009

Butcher's. So easy a kid can use it.

I owe that kid a T-shirt!

YankeeBBQ · Jun 7, 2009

Fab is the original injection and works great.

bam · Jun 7, 2009

Think I will try both thanks to the brethren going to try bucthers first. Now where can I get some?

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