Mesa Grill Seasoning Set (3-pc.) by Bobby Flay at Food Network

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Mesa Grill Seasoning Set (3-pc.)

by Bobby Flay

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Item# 646431

Product Description:

Set Includes: One 9.7-oz. Mesa Grill Barbeque Sauce: Perfect for brushing on beef, lamb, pork, chicken and fish during the last minutes of cooking or grilling. One 3.2-oz. Mesa Grill 16 Spice Poultry Rub: Rub generously on chicken, turkey or fish before cooking to add flavor and spice. One 9.7-oz. Mesa Grill Steak Sauce: This sauce has bold, spicy and sweet flavors that are reminiscent of the Southwest. Nothing conjures up a better image of bold flavors and a fiery grill than the mention of chef, restaurateur, cookbook author and television host Bobby Flay. More than 15 years after awakening palates across the country and changing the way America thinks about southwestern food, Bobby Flay launches a new line of trademark sauces and rubs. The Mesa Grill and Bobby Flay Signature Collections - each based on Flay's favorite spice and flavor blend - were created to punch up the flavor of meats, seafood and poultry with ease. These unique combinations of sweet and savory flavors can bring out the master chef in every home.

Item# 646431

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USA

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6-months

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Rated 36 time(s) by customers who purchased this item 14 out of 36 customers wrote reviews Recommended by 97% of Reviewers Value: 78% rated it a good value

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by Lucinda (COLUMBUS, OH) 1 review(s)

8/25/2010

The sauce is wonderful, it is expensive for the amount you receive so I use it very sparingly. The last 3 shipments have had broken bottles. These are replaced at no extra cost but it is very inconventient and should be packaged correctly to withstand the shipment.

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Bobby Flay's Mesa seasonings

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by Sally (West Valley, NY) 1 review(s)

11/19/2009

Bought these products as Christmas gifts for friends after we ate together at Mesa in the Bahamas as they love grilled meat. That means I haven't actually opened them! But everythig we ate at Mesa was just heavenly and I am expecting the same from these products.

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Great tasting steak

Would purchase again

by Renae (Chantilly, VA) 2 review(s)

9/1/2009

Prior to placing my filet mignons on the grill, I put some of Bobby Flay's steak sauce on the steaks. The end result were great tasting steaks. I usually just put salt, pepper and olive oil on my steaks prior to grilling. I was very pleased with the grilled steaks that had been splashed with the Bobby Flay's steak sauce. They had an outstanding flavor and were very moist and tasty. Using the sauce produced restaurant quality steaks. I would recommend this product highly to others. You will definitely enjoy the flavor of the steaks.

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