A tomahawk steak and roasted garlic on a pine-shaded porch table at golden hour

DOUBLE GARLIC BUTTER

White Lightning, turned up rich

Big roasted garlic and buttery richness with zero heat — rub it into steak before the sear, toss through roast chook, or shake over hot chips for indulgent, dangerously moreish flavour.

Big roasted garlic, buttery richness, zero heat — brilliant on steak, chook and hot chips.

Sliced smoked American beef brisket with deep peppery bark and visible smoke ring — American Import category lifestyle photo lifestyle photo

American ImportSliced smoked brisket, deep bark and a true smoke ring.

American Import

The real deal, straight from the American pit.

Every product on this shelf is a genuine US import — made and packed in America, not an Australian take on the American style. It's the actual pantry of the US competition BBQ circuit: Texas brisket rubs, Kansas City sweet-heat, Tennessee whiskey glazes, all shipped straight from the source.

Built for the low-and-slow classics — brisket, ribs, pulled pork, pork butt — plus wings, steak and the odd finishing sauce for the table. Most of the range carries genuine competition pedigree, not just a marketing claim.

Start with Meat Church's Holy Cow and The Gospel out of Texas, Meat Mitch's WHOMP! Competition Rub from Kansas City (a genuine world-championship winner), Jack Daniel's own Tennessee rub range, or Chuds BBQ's ChudRub and SPG for a Central Texas three-ingredient approach.

What separates this shelf from the rest of the site is provenance — every one of these is a real US brand's own product, imported rather than locally produced in the American style, so the flavour, salt ratio and rub texture are exactly what that pitmaster built at home.

Styles run from Texas and Central Texas through Kansas City, Tennessee, Memphis and Arizona, with a full mild-to-extra-hot spread. The real deal, straight from the American pit.

Explore more: our Texas BBQ and Kansas City collections.