Montreal-style blend of sea salt, organic garlic, cracked black pepper, caraway, coriander, mustard, and dill delivers authentic steakhouse flavor
Certified organic, gluten-free, kosher, non-GMO, and keto-friendly for broad dietary compatibility
No MSG, fillers, anti-caking agents, or preservatives ensures clean, high-quality ingredients
Versatile use on beef, pork, chicken, seafood, and vegetables for multi-course meals
Available in glass jar and resealable pouch for freshness and convenient storage
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Divine Bovine is our USDA Certified Organic steak rub — a Montreal-style blend of sea salt, organic garlic, cracked black pepper, and whole seeds (caraway, coriander, mustard, dill) with no MSG, no fillers, and no anti-caking agents. It's built to give grilled and pan-seared beef that bold, restaurant-style steakhouse crust at home.
Smal
To have a steak seasoning that is all-natural and so darn flavorful is a blessing. I just had it again tonight, and while others use it for grilling, I use it to soak in overnight and cook in the air fryer.
What a smell in the house!
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Charles · May 30, 2026
Divine Bovine for the win!
I used Divine Bovine Steak seasoning on two T-Bone steaks today and then cooked them on my smoker (we love the way steaks taste when we use the smoker) and they turned out really good. We will use it again! Before and after photos below!
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Brenda · August 23, 2025
Goes Great On Beef Cuts!!
I recently had the opportunity to test Flavor Seed's "Divine Bovine Steak Rub and Seasoning" and was thoroughly impressed. The seasoning's strong herbal and fresh aroma was evident from the start. To prepare, I applied a base layer of salt, pepper, garlic, and all-purpose seasoning to a 4lb chuck roast, followed by a generous coating of Divine Bovine on all sides. After allowing the meat to absorb the seasonings, I started and set my smoker at 225 degrees for two hours, then increased the temperature to 250 degrees until the roast reached an internal temperature of 180 degrees. Prior to reaching the desired temperature, I warmed beef broth in a crockpot on low. Once the roast was ready, I transferred it to the crockpot to finish cooking, then let it rest for an hour before shredding. After separating the majority of the grease and fat from the broth, I added it to the shredded beef. The flavor imparted by the seasoning was outstanding, with the herbs shining through in the meat's flavor profile. I highly recommend this seasoning for any backyard cook.