Apr 13, 2023

Thornton, Colorado Apr 12, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Revolution Barbecue is proud to announce the release of its Texas Beef BBQ Rub HEROES EDITION, a limited-edition spice blend created to support first responders, military personnel, and teachers. The new blend contains a savory combination of Flake Sea Salt, Black Pepper, Granulated Garlic, Granulated Onion, Red & Green Bell Peppers, and Paprika, making it the perfect seasoning for your next BBQ.
"We are excited to launch our Heroes Edition to honor and support the heroes who make our communities a better place," said Vida Connaughton, Co-Founder and CEO of Revolution Barbecue. "Our company is passionate about giving back to those who serve and protect us, and we believe that this spice blend is a great way to do that."
The Texas Beef BBQ Rub Heroes Edition is available for purchase on Revolution Barbecue's website, https://powertothepig.com/product/texas-beef-bbq-rub-heroes/. A portion of the proceeds from each sale will be donated to charities that support first responders, military personnel, and teachers.
"We hope that our customers will not only enjoy the delicious flavor of this new blend but also take pride in knowing that they are supporting a great cause," said Vida. "We encourage everyone to share this product with their friends and family and help us make a positive impact in our community."
Revolution Barbecue's Texas Beef BBQ Rub Heroes Edition is available now, so don't wait to try it out and support a good cause.
For more information about Revolution Barbecue and their mission to support first responders, military personnel, and teachers, please visit their website at https://powertothepig.com/


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Vida Connaughton
720-903-7994
3758 E. 104th Ave, Suite 552
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