Jack Daniel’s Seasoned Pulled Pork, Refrigerated Entree, 24 oz

It was really good. Heated the box when it was good and hot. I I put them in the air fryer done heated I put them on rolls. Put bbq sauce and cheese on them. They were su great. The boys had 2 sandwiches and hubby and I got one. Next time I'm gonna get 2.

This is the best pulled pork. I've had it about 6 times and I have never found a chunk of fat in it. I've found good chunks of meat and sweet bbq sauce. It's a little expensive but it's worth the price. In the reviews ppl said they found fat chunks. I think they've had the brisket which does have fat chunks. Be sure you're getting the correct meat.

Jack Daniel's Seasoned Pulled Pork is amazing! It's fully cooked and ready to heat, which makes meal prep super easy. The flavor is rich, smoky, and perfectly seasoned — you can really taste the Jack Daniel's glaze. It's tender, juicy, and works great on sandwiches, tacos, or just on its own. A convenient, tasty option that I'll definitely buy again!

Great sweet tasting sauce, not my view of traditional BBQ sauce, but it's the best of any comparable chicken. It's easy to prepare, makes for a great meal, either on bread/buns or as part of a mashed potatoes and vegetable of your choice meal for a real sit down dinner.

Now hear this …If you're like myself and many other family meal makers, make or female, experienced or working on it, you're frequently thinking “What's for dinner that can be served pretty quick?”. Or, “Is it dinner time already!!!” JACK DANIEL'S SEASONED PULLED PORK has your back on this one and along with some sides like a green salad, already prepared potato salad or canned baked beans a hot meal can be on the table ready to eat in less than an hour. From personal experience my best advice is to buy the 24 oz. size to have as your “emergency” meal. To save space in the freezer I remove the vacuum pack from the packaging and freeze it. *Be sure to take a photo of the cooking instructions. When the “what's for dinner” day arrives, take the frozen packet out, empty the luscious contents into an oven-safe dish like Pyrex brand, cover with plastic wrap and follow the directions for microwaving. Even better if you know in the morning you want JACK DANIEL'S SEASONED PULLED PORK for dinner, move the frozen packet from the freezer to the frig to let it thaw. Recommended sides are potato salad (homemade or other), baked potatoes, slaw (again homemade or other) or a green salad, baked beans, slider buns and fresh fruit.

Comes sealed in a bag inside a plastic tray. I take out of the bag to heat it up, otherwise cooking in the bag makes it too hot and messy to serve out. It heats nicely in the tray it comes in and can just be spooned out after heating. Taste is very good and pork is in nice shredded pieces. Enough for three people to have a couple servings each in a hamburger bun.

Great flavor, easy to make, and overall, I'd recommend this pulled pork for a meal option. Quick %26 easy to nuke %26 eat. We often pair with a ready-made macaroni and cheese or mashed potatoes option from the refrigerator section. Add a side veggie %26 you've got a simple but tasty meal. My only complaint is that sometimes you'll get a bunch of just fat mixed into it all. There's nothing more disgusting than biting into a big hunk of fat on a sandwich or over your side dish. Some packs seem to have a substantial amount of fatty chunks while others are more acceptable. There's no way of knowing if you got a pack with lots of fat or not, but that's just how it goes. This is definitely a regular staple in our house for a quick and easy meal. It's a decent value considering the cost of meat nowadays. We love Jack Daniel's BBQ sauce flavor, so it's perfect. I highly recommend it for a nice, easy family dinner option or even to buy a couple containers %26 heat up in the crockpot for a picnic.

The Jack Daniel's Seasoned Pulled Pork is clearly a quality product. The meat itself is tender, well-cooked, and heats up easily, making it a convenient option for a quick meal or sandwiches. The portion size is solid and the texture of the pork is exactly what you'd expect from pulled pork. That said, the flavor wasn't really for me. The seasoning came across very teriyaki-like, which wasn't what I was expecting from something branded as barbecue. It's not bad quality at all — just a flavor profile that leans much sweeter and more soy-forward than traditional BBQ. If you enjoy a sweeter, almost teriyaki-style sauce you might really like it, but if you're expecting a classic smoky barbecue taste, it may not hit the mark.

I've bought this item several times before and was impressed by the quality. I'm picky about meat as my dad was a butcher and my mom always picked all the fat out of any meats she cooked. This last time I purchased this, it had little pieces of fat in it. I guess my problem is with the textureof fat...I just can't handle it. And, it had way too much sauce and grease in it. When heated the texture of the sauce was watery. It was pretty good before but I won't be purchasing it again. Also, all of the Jack Daniels refrigerated meats are MESSY! I end up with BBQ sauce all over everything.

If you want your pulled pork to taste like candy, you'll like this product. I couldn't eat it because of the sickeningly sweet smell and taste. There are five servings with 58% daily value of sugar in each serving. I don't eat sugar, so my dinner was ruined. I wish I had looked at the nutritional information before buying this.