Grobbel's Premium Meats: BBQ Brisket Sandwich

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Oct 25, 2026
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AI GeneratedChef Will showcases a variety of convenient, high-quality meats and sides from the 1883 Smokehouse and Topper's Pickles lines, ideal for tailgating. The focus is on ready-to-eat hickory-smoked brisket and chicken, as well as marinated filets, providing professional BBQ quality without the long smoking process.
All right, we are continuing our game day cooking
with a fresh crunchy side that belongs at any tailgate,
but we also have a delicious sandwich to pair it with too.
Chef Will is back with us.
Tell us, how are we doing all this? What are we making?
Yeah, so earlier we focused on some toppers pickles,
turning into a slaw, using the brine,
using some pickled onions in there.
So now we're going to focus on really what's the heart of grillables
and our 1883 Smokehouse
Meats.
So if you're me and you spend two days out in your driveway
or backyard smoking meat,
that's one thing.
I love doing it.
Brisket, it takes time.
It takes time.
I bet your neighbors are floating through the air.
You know, my neighbors have mixed emotions about
the 500-gallon smoker sitting in my
driveway.
But if we don't want to take two days
and still have an incredible tailgate, we make
a hickory smoked product line.
It's our 1883 smoked meat.
So this morning we're gonna focus on this thick sliced brisket we make.
So we want it to be the same quality
that I could make coming out of that, but something
that's just ready to eat, heat, and serve.
Of course.
How long have you been selling these?
You can get them in stores?
You can get these in stores.
These are available in retailers around Michigan.
If you don't see it, please ask your retailer
to bring it in and hopefully they'll be happy
you to accommodate you. So we've already done the work.
This is smoked over a hickory. This
is cooked for 10 to 12 plus hours.
But really, you can just open this package. We provide a
sauce with you too, but you're welcome to use anything you want.
We try to be thoughtful.
We've been around 143 years.
So we try to think about these things so you don't have to sometimes.
And then we're just going to put
a little sauce over top, kind of helps hold it.
What's the sauce consistency?
This is sort of a sweeter
Midwestern sauce. This is going to be one
that's going to taste like a lot of
your standard Midwest-style
barbecue sweet little
tangy sauce. After you put the sauce on, you just heat it
then? You can just heat it.
If you want to keep it as easy
as possible, we can use our friend Chef Mike
over here. It can just go in
and also go in the oven. It can hold
for a long time.
We're just going to put that in and set it.
We already have some ready to go for you.
So now we're just going to build our sliders, right?
We want to entertain our guests.
We want to maybe have a few sodas while we're out.
So we have this beautiful sliced brisket that's just going down.
It's already been smoked.
You know, we've taken all the work out of it for you.
I love that.
How long do you microwave it or put it in the oven for?
You know, that's just about a minute or two.
Really?
Yeah, that is, it's already cooked.
Everything's easy.
We have our Topper's Pickle Slaw from earlier.
You can see all the beautiful colors in there.
The local cabbage, the pickle.
pickled red onion do you need to let your coleslaw sit
for any amount of time to make sure it yeah i
i like to make it the day before if you can
at least a few hours if you can let that salt and
brine penetrate yeah and then that's it now you're ready
to go with your tailgate party all right so
we have some up for you guys too big sammy that's
a big sandwich we love that though okay so we have
on your left you have uh some hickory smoked chicken
and on the right some beef brisket burnt
ends.
And this is one of the little picklies?
That is one of the pickles that we already put into the slaw, too.
I'll try the chicken.
Please.
Oh, wow.
This is...
I know, it's...
I'm trying to find a non-messy side to dig into.
It's barbecue.
There's no such thing as the non-messy side, so I apologize in advance.
Wait, I guess we better stagger our bites.
In the meantime, while Jamie is chewing away,
so you have all different types.
You have the pork, the brisket, the chicken.
These are good choices for people that maybe don't eat pork.
Absolutely, absolutely.
And then on top of that, we've added some
new product lines that you'll find also in
stores throughout Michigan.
We have these new marinated petite filets.
This is a carne asada.
How are they cooked then?
These right now are raw and marinated,
so this is gonna eat like beef tenderloin.
This is something, put it on your grill,
put in your smoker, or just a little saute into
the oven.
Cook it to medium rare, whatever your preferred doneness is.
It is just like a beef tenderloin,
this petite filet, Tara's major cut is beautiful.
So that again is another simple tailgating solution
that we offer too, on top of the
company made its name in corned beef 143 years ago.
So we have the spread of everything for you guys today.
Love the chicken slider.
You can taste the smokiness.
Laura, you wanna try the burnt end brisket?
Are you ready to ask questions now?
Yes, I'm ready.
I'm filled with questions right now.
You guys also have delicious pickles too for the people.
We do.
side really. It fits in with everything.
The Topper's Pickles line is a generational brand
around Detroit. It was typically an old school deli brand,
but you can find that retail shelves
around you as well. They're very crunchy too.
They're really crunchy. The Golden Dill is my
favorite that we have out here today.
Same location. Same location. Where can people find
you? Stores throughout Michigan, three different facilities here,
but proud to be here. All right,
we're happy to have you. These are really good.
I'm adding this to my... Okay, that's all you need
to know. Chef Will, thanks so much for joining us.
Thank you. We're going to eat some more of this,
but we'll have all the information on our website,
box2detroit.com. We'll be right back.
