SuckleBusters taste kitchen results

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SuckleBusters taste kitchen results

Postby Rich777 » Sun Apr 08, 2007 7:16 pm

Thanks Gator for the opportunity to try your samples. I have to say that all of the samples were pretty darn good. I tried them on different meats, salads,even sprinkled 'em in the breakfast gravy. This was how I ranked 'em
Visual
1. Sample#2 I liked the contrasting colors
2. Sample#3 Similar to #2
3. Sample#1 Again similar, but colors getting tighter
4. Sample#4 More of the same
Wife liked #4 the best, she said it looked richer more full.

Finger taste
1. Sample#3
2. Sample#2
3. Sample#4
4. Sample#1
This was really hard to do, Put a grain of salt between 1 and 4 that was how close it is.

Sniff test
1. Sample#3
2. Sample#4
3. Sample#2
4. Sample#1
Same as finger test, just too close.

The cook.
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Pan seared talipia.
1. Sample#3 Mild flavor. Blended well with the fish
2. Sample#4 Not much going in, but finished well
3. Sample#1
4 Sample#2
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chuck steaks
1. Sample#3 The crowd said YEA! Hands down favorite
2. Sample#4 Close to #3
3. Sample#1 Mild with some lingering heat
4. Sample#4 Neutral
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Boiled shrimp
1. Sample#3 Good opening snap,good closing zing
2. Sample#4 Seemed alittle sweeter with an even heat
3. Sample#2 Good throughout
4. Sample#1 Nothing going in. Better ending
Overall rankings
1. Sample #3 was hands down favorite here.
2. Sample #4
3. Sample#2
4. Sample #1
I have to say that there is no bad sample here, just one that We prefered over another. Gator made it tough this time. They are all good .
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Postby Gator » Sun Apr 08, 2007 8:38 pm

Rich - that is an excellent review. Awesome feedback Rich, thanks a ton. BTW, please be sure to vote in the polls too! 8)
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Postby Rich777 » Sun Apr 08, 2007 11:15 pm

Gator, I made a mistake. On the steaks #2 was neutral.
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Postby Gator » Mon Apr 09, 2007 6:02 am

got it, no worries.
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Postby desi » Mon Apr 09, 2007 10:52 pm

the whole family participated in the testing, and we all enjoyed it. :D
for the sniff test the majority had them ranked:
Sample#2
Sample#4
Sample#3
Sample#1
the sniff test held up the same after cooking as well. we seasoned and grilled 8 chicken breasts at 350 direct on a raised grid, used all 4 samples on 2 breasts each.

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the finger taste test went as follows:
Sample #2 was our favorite, it had a bit of sweet in the front and some heat in the back that lingered.
Sample #4 was next and seemed similar to #2 but the grind was a bit on the fine side.
Sample#1 was next had a nice color and balance with a little lingering heat.
Sample #3 had some good flavors but seemed too salty for us.

Cooked test:
Sample #2 came out on top here and was pretty much unanimous.
Sample #4 was next for most, for me Sample # 3 was second, the salt seemed to die off a bit after cooking.
Sample #3 was next for most and again for me, sample #4 came third
Sample #1 ended things up as the flavor seemed to just fade away after the cook.
All of the samples were good, but for our family best to worst would have to be:
#2
#4
#3
#1
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the chicken was moist and delicious!
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Postby Gator » Tue Apr 10, 2007 4:09 pm

awesome, thanks for the feedback Desi!
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Postby perryranch » Fri Apr 13, 2007 9:40 pm

I did my test with chicken. I'll sit down and type out my review tomorrow. Kinda beat been a long week.

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