Submitted by Gingersnap5322 t3_z95wpk in AskReddit
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undeniablybuddha t1_iyf5ima wrote
It depends what you want. Pork is king in the southeast US, brisket and sausage in Texas, Burnt ends in KC. Sauce is another thing all together from the vinegar based ones in NC to the white sauce of Alabama.
AdvancedHat7630 t1_iyf4jyz wrote
Franklin BBQ. Austin, TX.
bulldog5253 t1_iyf5uck wrote
Hell coopers in mason,Tx is second in my opinion behind black’s then the old 300 in blanco,Tx. Franklin’s doesn’t even make my top 10
d33dub t1_iyf8bal wrote
Y'all should check out Little Miss BBQ if you ever step out of Texas!
bulldog5253 t1_iyf5kbj wrote
Black’s barbecue in Lockhart,Tx has Franklin’s beat by a mile.
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iluvfupaburgers t1_iyf9xtw wrote
Came here to say this,
CapG_13 t1_iyf51fd wrote
Texas and because they just do
Gingersnap5322 OP t1_iyf5hcq wrote
Maybe if you like charcoal
Recycled_Human_Flesh t1_iyf5e9x wrote
I can vouch for this because I grew up in Texas.
CapG_13 t1_iyf5iso wrote
I'm from Colorado but my mom was born in Texas and I've been there plenty of times.
half-a-duck t1_iyf5w3g wrote
The Midwest. There are a few places where the meat is so fresh it was mooing earlier that day.
gbsurfer t1_iyf9dqh wrote
Korea
DepressingErection t1_iyfe3x8 wrote
Santa Maria, CA with the tri tip
Because I live here
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Gingersnap5322 OP t1_iyf5ig6 wrote
In the middle of a street
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DanTheTerrible t1_iyf54dv wrote
'Merican BBQ is the best BBQ because it tastes like freedom and gun oil.
Gingersnap5322 OP t1_iyf5fd9 wrote
I’ve never even heard of Mexican bbq
[deleted] t1_iyf5kiz wrote
It's the best
CaliBigWill t1_iyf5n8u wrote
Texas does the best brisket - Beef is what Texas does
Pulled pork in the Carolinas
Tennessee does ribs
It's all regional based on what's available.
Ordinary-Exam3312 t1_iyf8r4t wrote
My neighbour Steve. The dick.
Glade_Runner t1_iyf5o5m wrote
Generally, it's from a nondescript restaurant named "Barbecue." You almost missed it but you decided to stop on a whim. The iced tea is good. The paper napkins are flimsy. You can smell the hickory, the mesquite, the pepper, the glistening fat liquefying in the meat.
The person behind the pit might be an old guy or an old gal. They've seen some things over the years, and it shows on their faces. They are quiet and focused on the pit. All their troubles are behind them now, and they have found salvation over the coals. Nothing much else worked out quite right, but this is good. They can do this. They can make this meal happen for you.
When they drop it on your plate, you'll be startled by how heavy it is, how hot it is, and how much care has given to making every bit of it perfect. What's been done to this meat took all day to accomplish. It tastes like smoke and fire, like light and joy, like sin and redemption.
"You enjoy that now," they say, their eyes bright.
And so you do.