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Big Cock Ranch - Bull Sh*t - Seasoning - 11 oz.
Regular price $12.50 USDRegular priceSale price $12.50 USD -
Big Cock Ranch - Hot Sh*t - Salsa - 16 oz.
Regular price $6.00 USDRegular priceSale price $6.00 USD -
Big Cock Ranch - Good Sh*t - Seasoning - 11 oz.
Regular price $14.50 USDRegular priceSale price $14.50 USD -
Big Cock Ranch - BBQ Sh*t - 14 oz.
Regular price $8.50 USDRegular priceSale price $8.50 USD -
Big Cock Ranch - Box O' Sh*t - 4 Item Seasoning Gift Box
Regular price $45.00 USDRegular priceSale price $45.00 USD -
Big Cock Ranch - Aw Sh*t - Seasoning - 9 oz.
Regular price $10.00 USDRegular price$14.50 USDSale price $10.00 USDSale -
Big Cock Ranch - Special Sh*t - Seasoning - 13 oz.
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Big Cock Ranch - Chicken Sh*t - Seasoning - 12 oz.
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Big Cock Ranch - Dip Sh*t For Fruit
Regular price $4.00 USDRegular priceSale price $4.00 USD
About Big Cock Ranch
- Known for
- irreverently named seasonings and salsa
Big Cock Ranch sells seasoning blends and salsa under deliberately crude names, and the labels do most of the talking. The seasonings include steak, chicken, all-purpose and hot and spicy blends, and the line also has a barbecue sauce, a salsa and dip mixes for vegetables and for fruit.
The seasonings are sold for grilling and barbecue, and sellers suggest them for steak, chicken, seafood, pork, potatoes and vegetables. Each dip mix is stirred into 8 ounces of sour cream.
Big Cock Ranch questions
What kind of brand is Big Cock Ranch?
A novelty food brand: the joke is in each product's crude name. The line covers seasoning blends sold for grilling and barbecue, a barbecue sauce, a salsa and dip mixes, and sellers suggest the seasonings for steak, chicken, seafood, pork, potatoes and vegetables. The company publishes no history of its own, so read each label for ingredients.
How do you use a dry seasoning blend like Big Cock Ranch's as a rub?
A dry rub is a mix of dry seasonings rubbed onto meat before it cooks. NC State Extension notes that a rub can be as simple as salt, pepper, garlic powder and onion powder, that it works on beef brisket, chicken and pork, and that it can serve as a base under a sauce. Sellers suggest Big Cock Ranch seasonings for grilling and barbecue.