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× » »Sharing is caring!Today I'm sharing a very tasty pulled pork with root beer bbq sauce recipe that came from a blogger friends' new cookbook. Plus, I'm giving away one copy of the cookbook to a lucky reader!Y'all! I have found the tastiest recipe for pulled pork sandwiches! It is so darn good that I made this on Monday and Leo and I have been eating it all week! He didn't mind eating the pulled pork sandwiches for several days because they are that good!This recipe made enough that I even froze some!This recipe came from my blogging friend Valerie's new cookbook shown below.Valerie blogs at Valerie's Kitchen. If you are looking for some awesome new recipes to try, you should hop over there and subscribe to her blog!Last year she published a cookbook which I recently ordered from Amazon. It is filled so many recipes that I want to try.I was having a conversation with Julie from the blog Redhead Can Decorate and she suggested that each of us try a recipe from Valerie's cookbook and post about it. And Valerie generously agreed that we could each giveaway a copy of the cookbook.The cookbook contains so many recipes that I'd like to try but I was intrigued when I saw a recipe for pulled pork that you could make in the slow cooker.And it contained what I thought was a unique ingredient.Yes! ROOT BEER! Not only is the pork cooked in root beer but you also add it in the sauce! And let me tell you, that root beer makes the pulled pork so delicious!!!I must confess that I made a few minor modifications to the recipe because here in SC, we favor a vinegar based bbq sauce. You can find what I changed in the notes in the recipe card below.First, to make this recipe, you need a whole boneless pork loin. Normally, pulled pork is made from a more fatty cut such as a pork shoulder or butt roast.The recipe calls for a 3-3 ½ pound pork loin but mine was slightly larger and came from Sams.You simply cut the loin into smaller pieces, season the pork loin with salt, pepper, chili powder and put it in the slow cooker along with some root beer. Let it cook on low for 6-7 hours until it's tender and falling apart.Meanwhile make the barbeque sauce (which takes about 10 minutes) and refrigerate it until you're ready to use it.When the meat is done, take it out of the slow cooker and shred it with two forks. Mix&nbsp; some of the bbq sauce into the shredded pork.OH, MY!Leo and I are declaring it the BEST pulled pork that we've ever eaten! That's quite a statement because we are located here in the heart of BBQ land and we've eaten our share of pulled pork sandwiches.A great accompaniment is, of course, a cold mug of root beer!from 1 votePrint RecipePin Recipe*Some links from this post are affiliate links. That means that I will earn a small commission if you purchase something after clicking the link. See more of our disclosure policy HERE.The Foolproof Family Slow Cooker and other One-Pot Solutions&nbsp;cookbook is worth it just for this recipe alone.Sharing is caring!This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.I have made this recipe before with Dr. Pepper or Coke. I can’t remember which one. But, it was delicious! This is how I make BBQ all the time. Love your blog Jane!!ReplyCan't wait for my husband and I to try some of your recipe's especially the root beer pulled pork. Being I can't taste or smell anymore hope this will do something for me I love root beer.ReplyI am a subscriber and love following you. I also went to her FB page and liked it also. I can't wait to try this recipe this weekend, I love cook books and love trying new recipes. I am working on a recipe book for my grands..ReplyI am a subscriber of yours and of Julie's. This is really a great recipe and an awesome giveaway too.ReplyI would love to know if there are Instant Pot directions as well? Can you take a peek for me in the cookbook?ReplyI am a subscriber! Thank you!!ReplyLove Redhead can decorate and sure to enjoy your blog. I live to use slow cooker and cookbooks would love to win.ReplyWe've been making pulled pork with root beer for several years. My son found the recipe. We LOVE it.ReplyI'm a subscriber and I am going to try this recipe as soon as I make a trip to the grocery.ReplyI am a new subscriber and have enjoyed your blog for a long time. Love all your diy’s and all the recipes.Thanks for the giveaway.ReplyLooks yummy! Thanks, I am a new subscriber!ReplyAlrighty, I pinned it because if you say it's delish I believe it, and I think I will make it next week. I also subscribed (didn't need to though cuz I read all the time anyway), and I'd love to use my 'ol crock pot more.ReplyI subscribed and would love to win the cookbook. The two recipes that you both shared look delicious!ReplyI subscribe and would love to win!ReplyI'm already a subscriber to both blogs and love them both. I'm in NC. Our Eastern NC bbq sauce is also vinegar based, but we like a sweeter sauce, too. Thanks for a chance to win the cook book.ReplyI am making this tonight w a pork loin!! So excited about this giveaway, Jane!!ReplyI subscribed to Cottage at the Crossroads and am also subscribed to Redhead Can Decorate. Pulled pork looks yummy!ReplyCan’t wait to try this recipe...I’m hungry just thinking about it. I am already a subscriberReplyI am a subscriber. Always look forward to your creative sharing. For you to share a BBQ recipe it has to be great. We truly are particular about our BBQ.Thanks, JaneReplyI have been a subscriber to your delightful blog for a while now. We adore a good pulled pork recipe and this one sounds fantastic! Thank you for this opportunity to win this yummy sounding cookbook!ReplyWow that is so great about using root beer for the sauce. I have been a long time subscriber to you and your great blog Jane. Now I am hungry for some pulled pork lol! Might have to make this tomorrow.Happy WeekendHugs,KrisReplyThe recipe looks amazing...i will be making it this week!! I have some special recipe books that are Family Cookbooks from friends. Thanks much!!ReplyI enjoy your blog and will make this recipe the next time my children come to visit!ReplyJane,I love the name of your blog, and I am happy to have joined. I look forward to sharing, and probably making, many of your DIYs. I love cooking, and I am one who generally cooks and bakes from scratch. While there are many chefs on TV shows, in books, and on blogs, many of my friends use packaged mixes and frozen meals for dinner. They are quite impressed when they come to our house and get "good, home-cooked meals." I know I will enjoy reading and using Valerie's cookbook!ReplyI’m a long time subscriber and enjoy your blog. I agree this recipe is a must try!ReplyThat pulled pork &amp; Root Beer Sauce looks delicious.I just signed up to receive your newsletter.Thank you for this wonderful giveaway opportunityReplyI have no idea when this expires, but I'd like to win so will give it a shot -- I subscribed.digicats {at} sbcglobal {dot} netReplyThanks for stopping by! We're renovating and preserving our family's 100 year old home place where we garden, complete a few DIY projects, and do some cooking. 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× » »Sharing is caring!Today I'm sharing a very tasty pulled pork with root beer bbq sauce recipe that came from a blogger friends' new cookbook. Plus, I'm giving away one copy of the cookbook to a lucky reader!Y'all! I have found the tastiest recipe for pulled pork sandwiches! It is so darn good that I made this on Monday and Leo and I have been eating it all week! He didn't mind eating the pulled pork sandwiches for several days because they are that good!This recipe made enough that I even froze some!This recipe came from my blogging friend Valerie's new cookbook shown below.Valerie...

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