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Hutchins BBQ Announces Texas Cheese Steak Sausage This Weekend Only

Prepare your taste buds as award-winning Hutchins BBQ unveils its latest limited-time offer: the Texas Cheesesteak Sausage. This Texas-style take on the classic Philadelphia Cheesesteak is perfect either on its own, or sandwiched between two buns, and is available this weekend only.

Priced at $25.99 per pound, this exclusive all-beef sausage creation features a mouthwatering blend of premium meat and white American cheese which is perfectly complemented by the addition of sautéed green bell peppers and onions. 

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Hutchins BBQ Claims National Texas Twinkie Day

Hutchins BBQ, a beloved name in the Texas BBQ scene, proudly announces the inaugural National Texas Twinkie Day celebration on Monday, October 16. The special day honors them as the creator of the Original Texas Twinkie and marks the halfway point between Texas Independence Day and National BBQ Month.

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It’s a Great Day for Hutchins BBQ

by Jay Hoffman

For those of you with a hankering for BBQ we have a terrific spot in mind today. I am going to give you some insight into Hutchins BBQ, which you may or may not have thought about before.

Hutchins BBQ was started in 1978 and named for Roy Hutchins. Roy has three sons Trey, Tim, and Wes. They operate three locations, McKinney and Frisco. The sons run the day-to-day business. The locations have staff 24/7 that include the Pit Crews and or Wood Burners, who keep all the meats cooked to perfection. The Wood Burners use Post Oak and Pecan mixture.

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Hutchins BBQ for Father’s Day Shipped Anywhere!

What better gift can you give Dad this Father’s Day than some classic Texas barbecue from Hutchins BBQ? The award-winning smokehouse with locations in McKinney and Frisco has perfect gifts for all of the father figures in your life from its signature brisket seasoning to perfectly smoked meats and sides.

For those who are aspiring pitmasters themselves, Hutchins BBQ offers nationwide shipping of its flavorful brisket rub, a trio of its iconic barbecue sauces including Original, Tangy and Basting Glaze, as well as a selection of Hutchins BBQ merchandise. And for the dads that would rather sit down to a heaping pile of nationally-ranked barbecue, Hutchins offers gift cards available for purchase online and in-store.

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Hutchins BBQ McKinney Reopens Tomorrow with Big Addition to the Team

by Steven Doyle

Before I give you the good news I would be remiss not to share the news that John Mueller, the grandson of famed pit-master Louie Mueller, and himself an award-winning barbeque craftsman, has joined the Hutchins family team. Customers at both Hutchins locations can look forward to trying Mueller-crafted items starting with his sausage specials, including a Peach Habanero sausage, Blueberry Maple sausage and a Hot Gut. Given the vastness of John’s talents and experience, fans can anticipate many more additions from him in the months to come. More on this below.

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Hutchins BBQ Is Magically Delicious

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We recently had a chance to check in and check out Hutchins BBQ located in McKinney (closed temporarily due to fire) and Frisco, Texas recently with some pretty positive results.  In this world where BBQ can be an easy sell if you happen to have a smoker and a stacks of meat, perhaps with a kitschy name or theme.  Where the big chains fail is on delivery of the goods, and it is unfortunate that many follow their happily played tune. But we know better than all of this.

Hutchins is the real deal BBQ in a land of mediocre. They actually use prime meats, which almost seems like a wasted effort. If you slow cook even the worst cut of beef it will eventually relent to an edible plateau, but why risk it? This effort shines through not only with the brisket, which comes out of a day long bath of post oak and pecan wood smoke with a rich and juicy superior meatiness, but also with their baby back ribs.    Continue reading

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