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Straight Off the Pit

No shortcuts. Just smoke, time, and heat.

Every batch starts the night before. Pulled pork and brisket go on the smoker around midnight — cherry, oak, and pecan wood — and come off 12 to 14 hours later. Vacuum-sealed at peak flavor and frozen within hours of leaving the pit. The result: a Tuesday dinner that tastes like a weekend cookout. No restaurant markup. No grill. Just heat and eat.

What People Are Saying

Real reviews from real customers.

★★★★★

Brisket that tastes like it came straight off the smoker. The frozen drop is genius.

Jordan P.

★★★★★

Pickup was smooth and the family-night pack saved our Friday dinner.

Tara M.

★★★★★

That sauce? Absolute fire. We keep a jar in the fridge at all times.

Leo R.

★★★★★

Premium feel without the hassle. Order, pick up, heat, feast.

Amelia S.

Catering

Feeding a crowd?

We cater events across Utah — weddings, reunions, corporate lunches, rodeos. Simple per-person pricing and the same low-and-slow brisket and pulled pork you get from the drops.

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FAQs

Everything you need to know

Short answers before you lock in your order.

How do frozen drops work?

Order during the drop, choose your pickup window, and we email an invoice for payment. Pickup and reheat when ready.

What's the best way to reheat?

Everything is fully pre-cooked. Thaw and eat if you're in a hurry. For the best result, reheat by boiling in the bag — it comes out nearly as good as fresh off the smoker.

How long does the BBQ stay frozen?

Vacuum-sealed portions keep their quality for months when stored frozen and reheated gently.

Can I add extra sauce?

Yes. Build-your-own items or the sauce bump on checkout let you stock up fast.

What if I miss the pickup window?

Email us right away and we will coordinate the next possible pickup time.

The Pitmaster

One smoker. Twelve-hour cooks. Real BBQ.

Big Matt's BBQ started as a Covid hobby — watching BBQ Pitmasters, then cooking for friends, then requests to pay for it. One thing led to another: catering events, family reunions, rodeos. Eventually, frozen drops. One-man operation out of Springville, Utah, cooking every batch low and slow with no shortcuts.

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