Beer pulled pork

This Slow Cooker Root Beer Pulled Pork recipe is sweet, tangy, and downright delicious. It’s perfect for entertaining!

A friend shared this pulled pork recipe with me so I decided to try it myself. It is so easy to make and tastes delicious! If you use smaller rolls this can make up to 70 servings!

5 Ingredient Slow Cooker Beer Braised Pulled Pork ~ tender juicy pulled pork loaded with full-on deep BBQ flavor. #pulledpork #pork #sliders #pulledporkslider #slowcookerpulledpork #slowcooker

This Slow Cooker Pulled Pork with Root Beer will be an absolute hit at your next BBQ. No oven, no fuss, just cooking it low and slow in the crockpot. The pork is cooked in a rich sauce of root beer, BBQ sauce, and the perfect combination of seasonings for extra flavor until it is fall-apart tender. Pile it on a soft bun and top with crunchy coleslaw for the ultimate pork sandwich.

Cook up a big batch of this fork tender, slightly spicy barbecue Beer Braised Pulled Pork | by Life Tastes Good. Enjoy the deep, rich flavor for dinner as a sandwich or even over rice. Then save the leftovers for various recipes throughout the week. You'll be so glad you did! #LTGrecipes

The slow cooker beer pulled pork is a dump-and-go kind of recipe that will yield a flavorful, mouth-watering dish you family will love.

What's better than an easy slow cooker pork recipe? One that adds the deep flavor of Guinness for a Guinness Pulled Pork. A delicious easy family dinner.

Slow Cooker Pulled Pork is an easy way to cook the most tender and juicy pork ever. It's great on tacos, sandwiches, burritos and more.

How to make the BEST Crock Pot Pulled Pork with a 6-ingredient dry rub that makes your meat turn out moist and delicious each and every time.

Root beer isn’t just for drinking or ice cream floats. It can be a great accessory to a dish when used properly. There’s no better way to highlight this than with pulled pork. The root beer offers a delicious flavor, and a slow cooker ensures the pork is tender and cooked to perfection. Try this...