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Some seasonings do one job. This one does the lot.
Carolina Smoke Everything is the all-purpose rub that earns a permanent spot next to the cooktop. It is a bold, savoury blend: deep and smoky, loaded with umami, and finished with a spicy kick that means business.
A light dusting wakes up eggs, rice and vegetables. A generous coat builds a proper crust on steak, chicken and prawns. Either way, it carries the flavour from a single jar.
Why you will reach for it
All-purpose by design
One blend for meat, seafood, vegetables and more. Less clutter in the spice rack, fewer decisions before dinner.
Smoke and umami first
Deep, savoury smoke and rich umami do the heavy lifting, so it tastes like more than just heat.
A proper kick
A genuine spicy kick lands on the finish, balanced to lift the food rather than bury it.
Everyday and low and slow
As good on a Tuesday-night chook as it is on a weekend brisket.
What to put it on
- Prawns, fish and seafood
- Steak, beef ribs and brisket
- Chicken wings, thighs and whole birds
- Pork, sausages and burgers
- Roast and grilled vegetables
- Chips, wedges and popcorn
- Eggs, rice and anything that needs a lift
Cook's tip
Season early. Apply a generous, even coat and let the meat rest for fifteen to twenty minutes before it hits the heat. The salt draws moisture to the surface, the seasoning sticks, and you finish with a better crust.
Questions, answered
What does Carolina Smoke Everything taste like?
It is a bold, savoury all-purpose rub built on deep smoke and rich umami, finished with a genuine spicy kick. The heat is there to lift the food, not to bury it, so flavour still leads.
What can I season with it?
Almost anything. It works on beef, chicken, pork, prawns and fish, and it is equally at home on roast vegetables, chips, eggs and rice. It is built to be the one jar you reach for most.
How much should I use?
For everyday cooking, a light and even dusting is plenty. For grilling and smoking, apply a generous coat and let it sit for fifteen to twenty minutes before cooking to help it stick and build a crust.
Still have a question?
We cook with these rubs ourselves. Call us, visit the showroom, or send a message and we will give you a straight answer.
Wetherill Park showroom · Monday to Friday 10am to 5pm · Saturday 9am to 2pm
