Kitchen

[Barbarainnc]

I've seen a lot of reviews for Tatonka Dust, never tried it. Anybody here try it?? What about Riekers Magic Dust??

Or maybe you have a homemade rub you'd share!!

[Barbarainnc]

Looking for an all purpose for beef, pork, and chicken.

[Lynneuk]

I haven't heard of the ones you mentioned but Penzeys do some great mixes. Some of my faves are Northwoods, Ruth's Muskegon and Foxpoint.

[Helping]

Penzey's is the best! Many blends, most salt free, as well as single spices available. Usually need half as much as grocery store spices.

[chickenbutt]

Honestly, it's so easy to just make your own and you can gear them to your own palate. I create blends geared toward certain things and I can know exactly what's in there and make them exactly the way I like.

But if I were going to buy blends (well, I do buy taco seasoning there), I'd go with Penzey's. They always have quality products and are an excellent company.

[lolakimono]

Another vote for Penzey's!

[Liz123]

Love penzey's!

[terrier3]

I like Penzeys a lot. There is a store within walking distance.

I also like the sets Rachael Ray sells. I have two sets and use them a lot. The poultry rub, the lemon and the 24/7 I use a LOT. You grind them right as you use them, so they are extra strong.

[Yahooey]

Penzey's

[RespectLife]

I like The Spice House even better, especially for rubs. They have some very unique blends.

Galena Street Rib Rub, Quebec Beef Spice, Milwaukee Iron Seasoning...just to name a few.