BBQ Rub Gift Sets

Three rub sets for whoever runs the barbecue at your place. Every jar inside is full size, the same jar sold on its own, and each set costs less than buying its jars one at a time.

Christmas BBQ Box

Seven Meat Lab jars, 1,645 g in total: two Tommy Gun and two Beef Bomber, plus Lamb Grenade, Pork Missile and Chicken Thunderbird. The doubled jars are the beef ones, salt and pepper for brisket and the coffee blend for steak. It costs A$104.85, against A$139.65 for the same seven jars bought separately, and it ships free in Australia.

Meat Lab Five Jar Set

All five Meat Lab rubs, one of each, 1,170 g. Four of the names say which protein they were made for, so nobody has to guess on the day. A$66.95, against A$99.75 for the five jars on their own. Add a jar or two and the order passes A$90, where standard shipping in Australia is free.

BRZ Food Four Jar Set

Picanha, Xtra Mojo, Mexicana and Gringo, the BRZ Food line created by Adriano Andrade, the 2025 SCA Australia points champion in steak. 970 g in total. Xtra Mojo is the seasoning he uses on his competition steaks. A$64.95, against A$75.80 for the four jars separately.

Gift set questions

Which set suits someone new to barbecue?

The Five Jar Set. There is one jar per protein, and each label tells you what it is for.

Can I send a set straight to the person?

Yes. Enter their address as the shipping address at checkout.

Is shipping free?

Standard shipping is free in Australia on orders from A$90, so the Christmas BBQ Box ships free on its own. Below that, Standard costs A$9.95 and Express A$19.95.

When should I order for Christmas?

By Wednesday 16 December with Standard shipping, or by Monday 21 December with Express, for the best chance of delivery within Australia before Christmas. An order placed earlier leaves more room for a delay.

Are the sets vegetarian?

The two Meat Lab sets are not. Beef Bomber carries beef tallow and Chicken Thunderbird carries chicken schmaltz.