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Spares are the ribs that I learned to do first. I have done many other styles, but keep going back to spares.
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I don't cook 'em very often. Because if it get right down to it, ribs is some pretty expensive eats.
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| Posts: 1112 | Location: Wyocena, WI | Registered: June 07, 2006 |  
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I love anykind of rib you put in front of me...But Babybacks are my favorite!!! 
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Spares by default. Backs if one of the local supermarkets has 'em on sale.
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| Posts: 26 | Location: Berlin, MA | Registered: September 08, 2009 |  
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Spares are cheaper, but richer in flavor.
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| Posts: 2302 | Location: Lebanon, TN | Registered: December 04, 2009 |  
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Baby Backs. I like just eating around the rib bones and not having to chew around the cartilage and such. No prep needed except removing the membrane and applying the rub.
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| Posts: 80 | Location: Missouri | Registered: July 01, 2010 |  
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I've come to love spares over loin backs. I love the longer cook time, as well as the extra meat and fat content (extra flavor). My friends love my ribs no matter how I cook them, though!  Barret
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| Posts: 559 | Location: Boise, Idaho USA | Registered: May 04, 2010 |  
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Well im more of an BB kinda guy. And the spares here in sweden dont really have more meat on them. But if spares St louis cut is the king!
Bless//Me&Emilie
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| Posts: 4938 | Location: SWEDEN,Karlshamn | Registered: June 15, 2010 |  
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I much prefer the loin backs. The "loin backs" I've seen don't look at all like the "baby backs" I've seen -- so I don't think of them as the same. Maybe they're just different names for the same, but "baby backs" don't have the meat of "loin backs" and neither have the excess fat of spares. I'll take loin backs any day. Plenty of fat to keep them moist and make them tender, but the normal smoking process renders all the fat. It ends up being nothing but great meat and bare bone, no scrap. Rich
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| Posts: 694 | Location: Central NC | Registered: May 11, 2010 |  
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