Adolph's Marinade In Minutes Original Meat Tenderizing Marinade, 1 Oz (Pack Of 24)

this marinade is the best it is the worth every penny

Awesome flavor

Don't let the generic "MEAT" label and visions of the Third Reich scare you off. This marinade has natural ingredients and is almost completely foolproof. I use it on everything from the most expensive tomahawk ribeye to the cheapest chuck steak in the manager's special section. In all seriousness, Adolph's Meat marinade will make a leather jacket tender and delicious.I stumbled on this product about 10 years ago in a local store and after trying dozens of other types of marinades, this one quickly became my go-to for roasting or grilling beef.Then came what I've come to call The Great Consolidation. Around 2017, grocery stores started greatly paring down their stock to only include the house brand and a small collection of brands owned by a single company for any given item. I lost dozens of staple items during this trend. I was very lucky that the company that bought up Adolph's was still making it even if I had to turn to Amazon and buy in bulk to get it.And if you're listening, Lawry's/McCormick, you can change the branding, but please don't stop making this marinade.

I've bought the big pack of this for the 40+ years we've been married--wouldn't be without it. One of us likes ribeyes and I like sirloin--I get a bigger steak (for a couple of meals) and I prefer not having all that fat. This works fast--I think if you marinated your meat in it all day, you'd be pouring it out by the time you made dinner. Love the flavor and the ease of prep. I used to find it locally but haven't seen it for years.

We use this Marinade for grilling chicken. Great flavor. We have been unable to get at Market.Every single time I serve these moist, flavorful chicken tenders that have been marinated in Adolph's Meat Marinade, I am asked for the recipe.

I used this today on a packagae of ghetto thin cut sirloins that I got for $4.78/lb. I would normally never buy this type of cheap meat and definitely wouldn’t buy anything this thin. I figured it would be a good test for the Adolf’s. I mixed two packages and marinated three pounds of steaks for two hours. Wow! They turned out great! Fairly tender for the cut and extremely flavorful. I think I might try the tenderizing version of this mix next order. Cost wise, you can buy bottled marinades on sale for less money. I wouldn’t say this is a great value, but it’s a very good product.

I bounced around for many years from one of the "Best new product on the market". Each one let me down by really missing the mark. Yes, there are a few that are ok, or will work in a pinch. But, if you want a marinade/meat tenderizer, look no further! Consistency is part of this is all about. It delivers the same great flavor and tenderness time after time. It's not the cheapest, but believe me, there are higher priced products that cannot what this product does.Give and a try and judge for yourself.

Great flavor