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Pulled Pork Barbeque

Where in NC can I buy pork barbeque at really cut off rates?


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The very best  pulled pork barbecue in NC is Holt Lake BBQ, Smithfield, NC,  They sell in bulk and I have found it one of the cleanest, pure pork meat without hunks of fat and skin.  I will have to get back to you if you are wanting to buy it from a meat packing plant.  My favorite one is now closed, the owner passed away.   That was Clark's Sausage, in Rocky Point, NC
Posted 2009-09-26T16:28:56Z
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Why don't you try getting pork bbq online at: https://scnbnc.com/store/index.php

It's really finest bbq I have ever tasted.
Posted 2009-09-30T07:04:21Z
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