Drip EZ BBQ Prep Tub- Has anybody used one of these?


 
Chris-SF

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I was scrolling Instagram when an ad popped up for this. I like the idea of it collapsing flat so you don't need to store a large marinating/brining pan. It's also dishwasher safe. They seem to be pretty popular, there's already a bunch of cheap knock-offs on Amazon.

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BBQ Prep Tub

BBQ Prep Tub brisket prep barbecue dry rub marinade marinade bbq spice bbq sauce brine ribs pulled pork chicken beef ribs Prep without the mess built in cutting board lid covering d collapsible sides easy kitchen storage. Orange and Pit Master Black Product Dimensions: 20” L x 16” W x 7" D (when...
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I've seen this before and is sold on atbbq.com website - loooks like it could be really handy when if you're going to prep a lot of meets for bbq, or maybe whole turkeys and such. Not sure I'll be buying one, but the price on ATBBQ seems reasonable. I watch almost all of Chef tom's videos on their youtube channel. I've ordered a couple of items from their site and they shipped pretty quick.

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ATBBQ Collapsible Prep Tub with Built-in Cutting Board

Trimming and seasoning large amounts or cuts of meat can be a hassel and cause a huge mess. Introducing the ATBBQ Collapsible Prep Tub features three levels, a built in cutting board, tub and lid it's the ultimate tool for any serious cook. The tub keeps
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@Clay Neubauer used one in the thread. He was pretty straight forward about it.

"Get yourself one of these prep tubs. Maybe two. They are awesome"

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Finally got a lazy day rain delay, sat down looking for ideas to cook, and realized it's been ages since I actually posted anything- so here's some stuff that I should have gotten up two or three months ago. Get yourself one of these prep tubs. Maybe two. They are awesome. Had lots of...
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I like that design! I've got a collapsing electric boiler that is similar (silicon construction for the collapsible bit.) I'd look at one of these for prep, brining, and would make a good tub or two for grinding meats/mixing sausages, etc.

Thanks for posting (again) @Chris-SF!
 
Mrs Dollar got one for me as a Christmas gift. She got tired of me getting rub all over the kitchen. Works very well for pork butt and yard bird, but for ribs and brisket, I don't like it.

Its dishwasher safe, but did not fit into our old dishwasher. And I haven't used it since we got a new dishwasher.

I'll add , I'd be careful on Amazon. Those I looked at there, were smaller than the one from ATBBQ. And would be too small for a lot of meats. The one I have is 20" long and I need every bit of that.
 
I already have hotel pans.
And when taking some PVC to the recycler, I spied a stack of perfectly fine half pan lids, I saw no reason not to recycle one myself I rarely need more than two so, I let most of them go to wherever.
 
Timothy F. Lewis said:
I already have hotel pans.
And when taking some PVC to the recycler, I spied a stack of perfectly fine half pan lids, I saw no reason not to recycle one myself I rarely need more than two so, I let most of them go to wherever.
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But they don't collapse for storage. That's what's nice about this tub.
 
I’ve got room for a hotel pan or three. My space, though limited is not quite that tight…yet.
Maybe if I was just getting into a first place, I might consider it but, just because it’s collapsible? I’m not seeing it for me.
 
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