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somebody shut me the fark up.

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This is a deep cabinet. Carousel is full with more rubs behind. I have more rubs in another cabinet plus in a rack at the end of a kitchen island. I've been working my way through them. Ran out of Sucklebusters (one of my favorite brands). I'm not going to buy anything but KS-CBP-green chile powder until these are greatly reduced.

One minute you've got a propane grill - Mortons-McCormicks and a caked container of Lawry's and the next you've got 60 bottles of rub and 15 cookers.

Crazy
 
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Came home with another rub Sunday. Wife said 'you need more rub????' I calmly looked at her and said 'yes....yes I do' and put the bottle in the cabinet.

Guessing you'll be sneakier next time. Although it's easier to smuggle in rub than another bottle of bourbon.

My wife is short, my liquor's on a high shelf. Coincidence?
 
I have a spice drawer and two shelves in a pantry full of different rubs.

Made some baby back ribs for the deer hunting crew last weekend and used Oakridge, got rave reviews!
 
This was a shot from last year. I have to neaten it up to take a current picture,

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Various salts and peppers, several Oakridge and dizzy pig, couple home blends, tony Cs, old bay, blacken season, season salt, large jars of whole seeds for pickles, dried herbs and slew of basic spices.
 
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