About a week ago, I got a small pork roast on sale. I used a half bottle of flat Sprite we'd had in our fridge for the last 2 weeks (from when my kindergartner was sick) to sweeten up the roast:
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About 8 oz of Sprite, a 1.5 lb roast, some seasoning salt, and
an onion on top. Ready to cook for about 3 hours on high. |
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My 5-year-old ate it as fast as I could shred it! |
Being that went over so well, I picked up a handful of pork roasts. A few days ago, I made 2 of those 1.5 lb roasts in the crock pot. Again, I added Sprite (about 12 oz), seasoning salt, and 2 onions:
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Just after pouring the Sprite - lots of carbonation. |
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After about 3 hours on high and 2 hours on low, here's the chunks of roast ready to be shredded. |
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I added some (but FAR from all) of the juice/Sprite mixture back in after shredding everything. |
These meals go over well with my boys! If you haven't tried soda in roast, give it a shot in your slow cooker!
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