Healthier Crock Pot BBQ Pork {giveaway}

My husband will be the first one to tell you that before I met him I didn’t touch pork or beef. It’s just how I grew up! Well, that was until I ate at his parent’s house. It was meat every night and I would stay clear of everything but the chicken and fish. That is, until I tried his dad’s bbq. I always made an exception for a good bbq sandwich!

Well, the thought of making my own seemed daunting and I didn’t know if you could even make it healthier. I’m so glad there’s google and I’m so glad that Gina posted a healthier way to make pulled pork! Also, it’s a good thing we just got a Whole Foods because that’s exactly where I sent my husband to get the organic pork that we would turn into this amazing sandwich.

Personalized CrockPot-1914I will warn you, the house will smell AH-mazing all day long, making you want to dive into a bbq pork sandwich at 8am…but don’t. The wait is worth it! It takes all of 2.51 minutes to shred the pork because it’s so tender and just falls apart. Yay!

Personalized CrockPotAny who, how cute is this Crock-Pot?!?

It’s the new way to personalize your Crock-Pot, whether it be with your favorite sports teams or your favorite photographs! I just love mine! If you’d like one like it, you can create your own one right here!

Personalized CrockPot-1923

 

Either way, good food and a pretty pot is game in my book! :D

Healthier Crock Pot BBQ Pork

adapted from Skinny Taste

Ingredients

  • 2.5 lb center cut boneless pork loin roast, trimmed of all fat
  • 2 tablespoons red wine vinegar
  • 1 teaspoon BBQ seasoning and rub (I used Bone Suckin’ Sauce)
  • 1 teaspoon garlic powder
  • 1 teaspoon sea salt
  • 1 cup bbq sauce (I used Bull’s Eye)
  • 1/2 cup water

How-To

  1. Place the pork in the pot, sprinkling with the vinegar, seasoning, garlic powder and salt.
  2. Cook in the crock pot on high for 6 hours.
  3. Remove the pork from the crock pot and shred with two forks. Leave the liquid in the crock pot that remains (I had about 1/2 cup of liquid). 
  4. Put the shredded pork back into the crock pot, with the bbq sauce and the water. Stir. With the water, you’ll want a total of 1 cup of liquid, so if you had more remaining liquid, then add less water.
  5. Cook in the crock pot for 1 hour on high.
  6. Serve warm!

Giveaway!

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No purchase necessary to enter. Prizes will only be shipped within the United States. Winner will be selected at random by rafflecopter using Random.org. All entries received after the giveaway closing day and time will not be considered. Entries that do not follow the entry requirements will not be considered. Winners will be notified via email and will have 24 hours to confirm receipt of the email. If the winners do not reply within 24 hours, another winner(s) will be selected. Giveaways will be mailed to the winners’ address.  This giveaway has been sponsored by Crock-Pot. I received a crock pot for this post.  All opinions stated are my own.

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54 Responses to Healthier Crock Pot BBQ Pork {giveaway}

  1. abby says:

    favorite thing to make in a crock-pot is definitely chili – especially in the winter!

  2. Emily says:

    A recipe called Chicken Parisienne that came in the little cookbook that came with the first Crock Pot I ever bought–a small 2 quart one. I still have that Crock Pot AND the cookbook!!

  3. Cori says:

    Chicken Taco Soup! We put the chicken breasts in and shred them after all the flavors cook together. Thanks!

  4. Marnely Rodriguez-Murray says:

    I wish I had a favorite thing but I have never owned one! I think it’d be perfect for stews!

  5. Rachael says:

    Either chocolate chili or coconut chicken curry, so flavorful and EASY!

  6. Evelyn R says:

    I use my crock pot mostly for soups but I would love to try something more adventurous like maybe a dessert!

  7. Malissa W says:

    I love making pot roast in the crockpot. Although i have to say my cat gets quite annoying after smelling the cooking meat for so many hours.

  8. Shelly says:

    I love to make pulled pork in my crock pot.

  9. Kathy O says:

    Pulled Pork with Roat Beer !

  10. cassie says:

    I don’t have a crockpot so I don’t know what I’d make. Guess I’ll have to just win & find out!

  11. Cheryl says:

    yummy yummy way to make bean soup……….

  12. I love SparkPeople’s Slow-Cooker Salsa Chicken!

  13. lauren says:

    I love chicken in the crock pot.

  14. susitravl says:

    Love making the chicken for chicken tacos. YUM

  15. Kate says:

    Sweet potato chili

  16. MaryB says:

    Soup/chili or pulled pork are my favorites for the crockpot.

  17. Urban Wife says:

    Chili is my favorite crock pot dish…or beef stew!

  18. Dina says:

    My favorite is pork and beans.

  19. Roxie says:

    We use our Crockpot daily but I would have to say that it’s a toss up between shredded beef, shredded chicken or pulled pork. It’s hard to choose because they have all turned out exceptionally tasty. :)

  20. Anjana Siva says:

    Thanks for the giveaway. My favorite thing to make in Crock-Pot is roasted tomato and black bean chili.

  21. Lynda M. says:

    Red Pepper Chicken is one of my faves in the crock-pot. Thanks for the giveaway.

  22. Laurel Daley says:

    I don’t have a favorite thing to make in my crock pot because I don’t own one, actually I’ve never owned one! If I won one I would love to make this pulled pork, also chicken soup, chili, fondue and a whole mess of other recipes that I would go through until I found my favorite!

  23. Rachel says:

    We like Dr Pepper pork in the crock pot!

  24. Natalie S says:

    I love making soups in my crockpot!

  25. Skylar S says:

    I love to make pot roast in the crock pot. Easy peasy!

  26. Elena says:

    I like to make chili

  27. Debbie Bray says:

    roast beef

  28. Julia says:

    I love making pasta sauce and chili in my crockpot!! Great recipe by the way and cute slow cooker.

  29. Cate says:

    I love to make all sorts of soups. LOVE my crockpot!

  30. Margaret says:

    Apple cider… so classic for the holidays.

  31. Amy L says:

    I like to make Swiss Steak in the crockpot. Served with mashed potatoes, it’s an easy and very yummy dinner.

  32. ten b says:

    my favorite crock pot recipe is a tough question – bbq boston butt (which turns into pulled pork the next day – magic), chicken parmesan, a baked pork chop with apples & cranberry stuffing, chili, cola ham…..ok, stopping now, i’m getting hungry!!

  33. Jewel says:

    I love to cook beef stew

  34. Carolyn G says:

    Pot roast

  35. valerie says:

    veggie stew

  36. Cheryl W. says:

    My favorite thing to cook in my crockpot is Buffalo style shredded Chicken.

  37. stylefriendly says:

    Soup.

  38. Julie says:

    Chili is my favorite

  39. Nancy Blair Parr says:

    Definitely chili! But, I would like some more healthy crock pot recipes. I’m going to try this BBQ!

  40. I love making soups and chilis in my crockpot, but I also recently made a chicken dumpling meal that was fantastic.

  41. Julie says:

    I love to make soup in my mom’s crockpot…would love one of my own.

  42. KaySue says:

    My favorite thing to make is chicken noodle soup.

  43. Actually, BBQ pork or chicken is one of the things I make most often in my Crock Pot.

  44. Lucy says:

    definitely chili! tastes awesome with cornbread

  45. Kay says:

    chicken and sausage gumbo

  46. Donna says:

    I made meat sauce with it that I added to spaghetti and it tasted amazing

  47. NicoleB says:

    bbq chicken or chili for sure!

  48. Lori H. says:

    Pulled pork is my favorite!

  49. Prasert says:

    pulled pork

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