10 Best Bbq Pork Rinds
Updated on: November 2023
Best Bbq Pork Rinds in 2023
Utz Pork Rinds, Original Flavor - Keto Friendly Snack with Zero Carbs per Serving, Light and Airy Chicharrones with the Perfect Amount of Salt, 18 Ounce (Pack of 2)
Spicy Barbecue Pork Rinds (BBQ Flavor, 8 Ounces); Pork Crisps Fried in Coconut Oil, Keto-Friendly Low Carb Snack
- ALL NATURAL: Fresh pork rinds, coconut oil, and seasonings, no artificial ingredients, gluten free, low carb, no MSG
- COCONUT OIL: Usually pork rinds are fried in pork lard, giving them a heavier taste; our pork rinds are fried in coconut oil giving a lighter taste and the benefits of natural MCT’s
- BBQ FLAVOR: Sprinkled with barbeque flavoring with a hint of spice.
- SEALED JAR: Comes in a sealed jar for less breakage and safer packaging
- LOW CARB: Virtually no carbs, perfect for keto; paleo friendly too
Utz Fried Pork Rinds Chicharrones (BBQ, 6-5 oz. Bags)
- Famous Utz Quality Foods Fried Pork Rinds (Chicharrones) Available in 3 oz. or 5 oz. Bags
- Four Delicious Flavors- Original, BBQ, Buffalo or Hot & Spicy in Orders of Three or Six Bags
- When it’s time for piggin’ out zero carb style, we’ve got the light, tangy, crispy pork snacks you need to turn snack-time into a true occasion!
- 0g of Total Carbs, 0g of Trans Fat
4505 Smokehouse Bbq Pork Rinds, Certified Keto, Humanely Raised, Family Size Bag, 7oz
- Our chicharrones are made from skin from the pig's belly and back and all the fat is fried out during the cooking process – resulting in a light, airy, and melt-in-your-mouth texture
- When we say smokehouse we mean our smokehouse at our flagship restaurant in San Francisco. These BBQ pork rinds share the same seasoning as our ribs. A complex blend of ginger, tomato, and hickory. This is not your average BBQ spice blend, it’s subtly sweet with a gingery kick!
- Our pork rinds have 0 Carbs and 7+ grams of protein per serving. They are also Keto Certified, Paleo Certified and naturally gluten-free
- Humanely raised, all-natural pork with no added hormones or antibiotics
- Family Size, 7 oz bulk bag (serving size: 1/2 oz – 14 servings per bag)
Epic Provisions Texas BBQ Pork Rinds, Keto Consumer Friendly, Paleo, 4 Ct Box, 2.5oz bags
- PROTEIN SNACK: satisfy your crunch craving with 8 grams of protein per serving
- CROWD PLEASER: Reach for a bag for your next event, lunch or as a breadcrumb alternative
- ANTIBIOTIC FREE: Animals not treated with antibiotics
- HEALTHY SNACK: Certified Gluten-Free, Keto Consumer Friendly, Paleo friendly
- CONTAINS: 4 Count Box of 2.5oz pork rinds snack bags
Lowrey's Bacon Curls Microwave Pork Rinds (Chicharrones), Hot & Spicy, 1.75 Ounce (Pack of 18)
- Case of 18, 1.75-ounce packets of original microwave pork rinds (31.5 Total ounces)
- Low carb, high protein, low fat snack. Bacon curls hot pork rinds offer less than 1 gram of total carbs per serving. Simply stick the spicy pork rinds in the microwave for a warm, crispy snack.
- Over 30 grams of protein per bag.
- Prepare just like microwave popcorn.
- Less fat than traditional pork rinds.
Slim Jim Pork Rinds Hog Wild BBQ Fried Snacks, Keto Friendly, 2 oz. Bag 12-Count
- Contains twelve 2-ounce bags of Slim Jim Pork Rinds Hog Wild BBQ Fried Snacks
- These chicharrones have less than 1 gram total carbs per serving
- Slim Jim Fried Pork Rinds are crunchy barbecue-flavored snacks and great for road trips
- These BBQ pork rinds are delicious snacks that fit a low-carb lifestyle
- Try Slim Jim Squealin' Hot Pork Rinds for more big, bold, in-your-face flavor
Field Trip, Crispy Cuts Sampler, Pork Rinds, Paleo, Keto Snacks, Low Carb, High Protein, 6 Pack Assortment Bundle
- Try all of the flavors! Includes TWO 1 oz. packages each of: (2) Crispy Cuts (Parmesan Peppercorn), (2) Crispy Cuts (Island BBQ), (2) Crispy Cuts (Sweet Chipotle)
- Paleo-friendly and Keto-friendly. Low in carbs, high in protein.
- Gluten Free.
- Lower in sodium and sugar than other pork rinds on the market.
- No added preservatives or artificial flavors
Turkey Creek - America’s Best Fried Pork Skins, offers a 12-Bag Straight Pack of its Bar-B-Q Pork Rinds. These Pork Skin Chips(Chicharrones) are packed with Bar-B-Q 12 - 2.0 oz bags.
- OUR STORY - Since 1977, Turkey Creek Snacks of Thomaston, Georgia has had America’s Favorite Pork Rinds and Cracklins. Whether you prefer the lighter crunch of Rinds or the deep richness of Cracklins, you'll love ours. And we make them in several flavors and styles.
- IT’S ABOUT OUR QUALITY - Turkey Creek pork rinds and cracklins are America's Best because we start with the finest raw materials. Our process is state of the art, and our plant is inspected daily by the USDA.
- IT’S ABOUT OUR FAMILY - Turkey Creek Snacks is a family business, and we care. Laddie and Gail Fulcher have been owners of the business throughout its history, and several family members work together making America's Best Pork Rinds.
Mango Habanero Pork Rinds (Mango Habanero Flavor, 8 Ounces); Keto-Friendly Pork Crisps Fried in Coconut Oil, Zero Carb Snack
- ALL NATURAL: Fresh pork rinds, coconut oil, and mango habanero chili seasoning, no added sugar, no artificial ingredients, gluten free, zero carb, no MSG
- COCONUT OIL: Usually pork rinds are fried in pork lard, giving them a heavier taste; our pork rinds are fried in coconut oil giving a lighter taste and the benefits of natural MCT’s
- MANGO HABANERO FLAVOR: Sprinkled with a light sprinkling of mango habanero spices ...not too hot!
- LOW CARB: Virtually no carbs, perfect for keto; paleo and diabetic friendly too
- SEALED JAR: Comes in a sealed jar for less breakage and safer packaging
Pork and Beans
The bailout plan provided "vital" funds to institutions to stabilize the US economy, but some banks took money they didn't need and several spent millions on pork belly parties.
We see its effects at the grocery store as we witness yet another desperate housewife sacrifice a needed box of cereal for the kids when food stamps fall short of the register total.
We witness its torture on the faces of fathers who lose first their jobs, then their homes and finally their families, living alone in trucks parked behind the Goodwill store.
And the pain sears our hearts like a poison dagger as we read about another family forced to leave their home because they can't pay their utility bill.
Yet the exorbitant waste continues. Just this morning the news was filled with reports about the irresponsible antics of a major banking institution. They had enthusiastically accepted hundreds of millions in bailout funds that they apparently didn't need. Would they refuse the bailout? Perhaps they would use the funds as intended. No! Instead, they would plan their traditional, HUGELY excessive Las Vegas Party to reward their executives and top performers.
Most alarmingly, several other institutions have already held such "bailout" parties! Reports of these "rewards" somehow flew under the radar until tens of millions of bailout dollars had already been spent. Was this what the government meant by "economic stimulus? Come on! Doesn't this somehow seem wrong to you? Have we learned nothing?
On its foundation, the bank bailout was sold to consumers as a way to keep the banking industry from collapsing and stimulating bank-to-bank and, ultimately, bank-to-consumer lending. All this was designed to deflate the credit crisis, stabilize financial markets, and stimulate the housing industry. But the banks haven't use the money as it was intended, and it seems no one will step forward and right this ridiculously upside-down ship.
Unemployment rates are at an all-time high and the stock market has reached a 10-year low -- and is still sinking. At least during the dust-bowl days of the Great Depression and in the post-WWII economy people could move across the country from impoverished areas to more prosperous regions. The government developed viable job programs. And even when strapped to the hilt, many citizens were generous, sharing what little they had to give hope to another.
Today, however, there is nowhere to go and the "haves" protect their possessions like junkyard dogs in fear of what tomorrow might hold. No one is safe, it seems. This "recession" spans from one coast to another, and even more alarmingly, beyond our shores on a world-wide scale. And local, state and federal governmental agencies are collapsing under budget deficits that might never be resolved. What's the answer? Is there even an answer?
Home foreclosures continue at an alarming rate. What is the harm in letting people remain in their homes while they pursue short-sale opportunities? After all, bank-owned properties don't even realize short-sale values. In fact, the continued availability of foreclosed properties serves only to drive home values even lower. Investors sit on the fence like vultures waiting to snap up foreclosures for a song.
To make it worse, banks are now flagging many (if not most) metropolitan housing areas as "at risk" and refusing to lend vital funds to qualified borrowers. This is cutting the housing market off at the knees. All those vital funds that our government provided to the banking industry (most assuredly in good faith) are instead going ... where?
Apparently they're being applied to buy up devalued investments ... refurbish bank portfolios ... and throw exorbitant parties that they rub in the noses of a society that is on the verge of collapse.