MeatHeads Texas Grill'em Pack
Five 100g pouches — the four-meat set plus Texican for tacos, fajitas and chilli. From a Hobsonville maker, couriered anywhere in Auckland.
Texas Grill'em
$41.80
5 × 100g
Sold by MeatHeads NZ
Where to Buy It
This pack is listed by MeatHeads NZ on DoorToShop, alongside the individual pouches and the other packs. Our guide to meat and BBQ rubs in Auckland covers the whole range, and the wider Groceries category has other local stores you can add to the same order.
Delivery is free on orders above $69, and there is no minimum order value. Enter your postcode at checkout to confirm delivery coverage for your address, or read how DoorToShop works.
Frequently Asked Questions: The Texas Grill'em Pack
What is in the Texas Grill'em Pack?
Five 100g pouches: Porktopia for pork, Blazin' Grazin for beef, Rambo for lamb, Bok Boken for chicken, and Texican, a Tex-Mex blend for tacos, fajitas, chilli and nachos. Five hundred grams in total.
How is it different from the other five-pouch packs?
Only in the fifth pouch. All three contain the same four meat blends; Texas Grill'em adds the Tex-Mex blend, Gone Hunting adds the game blend, and Gone Fishing adds the fish blend. Choose by which of those three you will genuinely use.
Why is the Tex-Mex blend used differently?
Because it is a cooking seasoning rather than a surface rub. The four meat blends go onto a dry surface before heat; this one is best bloomed in hot fat for about thirty seconds before liquid is added, which is what releases the flavour compounds in a ground blend.
What does blooming mean?
Cooking a dry spice blend briefly in hot fat before any liquid goes in. Much of the flavour in ground spices is fat-soluble, so thirty seconds of stirring in hot oil does more than an hour of simmering in a wet pot. Add liquid immediately afterwards, because ground spice burns quickly at that point and burnt spice makes a whole dish bitter.
How hot is the Tex-Mex blend?
Nothing published gives a heat rating, and tolerance varies a great deal between people. The seller describes it as having a hint of heat. Taste a pinch on its own before committing a whole pot, and build up in stages rather than seasoning once at the start.
Is the pack cheaper than five single pouches?
The figures further up this page work it out live against a current single-pouch listing, so they reflect today's prices. A pack is only a saving on the pouches you would have bought regardless.
Which pouch will run out first?
Almost certainly the Tex-Mex one, because it goes into weeknight cooking — taco mince, chilli, wedges — rather than being reserved for a particular cut on a particular night.
What is not in it?
No fish blend, no vegetable blend and no game blend. The eight-pouch King O' the Grill pack is the only one containing every blend in the range.
What is in it, and is it suitable if I avoid something?
The ingredient and allergen statement printed on the pack is the only answer to that, and it is the maker's to give. This listing does not publish an ingredient list, and anything the seller's own description says about what the blend contains or is free of is their statement rather than ours. If you are avoiding an allergen, read the pack and ask the maker if anything is unclear.
How fast is delivery?
Orders are dispatched by the store the next business day and typically arrive within 1 to 3 business days by courier. Enter your address at checkout to confirm delivery coverage for your address.
How much does delivery cost?
Free delivery applies on orders above $69 in the Auckland region — the delivery fee is confirmed at checkout. There is no minimum order value.
What if it arrives damaged?
Photograph it as it arrived and contact the store the same day. Returns are handled by the store that sold the item, and nothing in a store's policy limits your rights under the Consumer Guarantees Act 1993.