Updated 30 September 2026
BBQ meat packs take the guesswork out of a cookout: a ready-built mix of burgers, sausages, ribs and steaks at a bundle price, delivered in one chilled box. The trick is choosing the right one for the number of people and the kind of BBQ you're planning, whether that's a quick family grill, a match-day party or a long, slow smoke. Here's what's inside our BBQ meat packs, and what each one is best for.

Our BBQ meat packs at a glance
| Pack | What's inside (from the product page) | Best for | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| BBQ BUDGET HAMPER | 6 pork sausages, 4 steak burgers, 4 garlic pork steaks, 1 rack of pork ribs | A family BBQ on a budget | £24.99 |
| New BBQ Bundle 2 | 4 piri piri pork steaks, 4 BBQ belly slices, 4 beef burgers, 1 Chinese pork rib rack | Bolder flavours | £25.99 |
| New BBQ Bundle 3 | 1 plain pork rib rack, 1kg fresh chicken breast fillets, 4 pork steaks, 4 belly pork slices | An all-round mix with chicken | £25.99 |
| THE DIRTY DOZEN | 12 beef burgers and 12 pork sausages | Match days and parties | £29.99 |
| BIG BBQ BURGERS & BANGERS | 20 beef burgers and 18 pork sausages | Feeding a crowd | £49.99 |
| Pitmaster’s Smoking BBQ Box | 1.5kg beef chuck, 1.5kg boneless pork shoulder, 1.5kg flat brisket | Low-and-slow smoking | £72.99 |
Prices are shown live. Check the product page for the current contents before you buy.
Family BBQ bundles
For four to six people, a mixed bundle gives you variety without over-buying. The BBQ BUDGET HAMPER covers the classics: sausages, burgers, garlic pork steaks and a rack of ribs. New BBQ Bundle 2 adds more flavour with piri piri pork steaks, BBQ belly slices and Chinese-style ribs, and New BBQ Bundle 3 brings in 1kg of chicken breast fillets alongside pork steaks, belly slices and ribs.
Tip: ribs and belly slices benefit from a head start. Cook them low in the oven first, then finish them on the grill. See how to cook BBQ pork ribs.
Party packs: burgers and bangers
For parties, burgers and sausages are the easiest crowd-pleasers: quick to cook, easy to eat standing up, and loved by children. THE DIRTY DOZEN gives you 12 of each, and BIG BBQ BURGERS & BANGERS gives you 20 burgers and 18 sausages. For even more, add a 24x Prime Beef Burgers MEGA BBQ Pack (£53.94) or 24x Pork Sausage MEGA BBQ Party Pack (£13.96).
Low and slow: the smoking box
The Pitmaster’s Smoking BBQ Box is for a different kind of BBQ: three big cuts made for a smoker, a kettle BBQ set up for indirect heat, or a low oven. Beef chuck and brisket turn into tender sliced or pulled beef, and the pork shoulder makes perfect pulled pork. Allow a full day. See how to cook pulled pork and how to cook brisket in the oven.
How many does a BBQ pack feed?
Allow about 250–350g of raw meat per person in total, or roughly one burger, two sausages and one other item each. As a rough guide:
- A mixed family bundle: about 4–6 people.
- The Dirty Dozen: about 10–12 people, with sides.
- Big BBQ Burgers & Bangers: about 18–20 people.
- The smoking box: 4.5kg of raw meat, which is plenty for a big gathering of 12–15, once cooked and pulled.
These are estimates based on typical portions. See how much meat per person and how many a BBQ party pack feeds.
BBQ pack tips
- Thaw in the fridge. Frozen items need 24 hours or so before the BBQ.
- Set up two zones. A hot side for searing, a cooler side for cooking through and keeping warm.
- Cook in order. Slow items first (ribs, chicken, belly), burgers and sausages last.
- Cook pork, chicken, burgers and sausages through: no pink, clear juices, steaming hot inside.
- Keep raw and cooked separate, with different tongs and plates.
Planning the BBQ day
Take the packs out of the freezer the day before and thaw them in the fridge. Light the BBQ 30–40 minutes before you want to start cooking, so the coals are covered in grey ash. Start with anything that takes longest, such as pre-cooked ribs, chicken breast and belly slices, and keep them warm on the cooler side. Burgers and sausages go on last, in batches, so everyone gets them hot. Have plenty of buns, sauces and salads ready, and a bowl of foil to rest cooked meat.
Add some flavour
A good glaze or rub turns a pack into a feast. Try Middletons Double Smoke Glaze 110g (£1.99) on ribs and belly, or our BBQ dry rub. See all our glazes.
Pack or pick your own?
Packs are great value if you'll use everything. If you want only steaks, or only chicken, pick your own cuts instead. See what meat to BBQ and BBQ bundles vs everyday meat boxes.
Browse all our BBQ packs.
BBQ meat pack FAQs
What is in a BBQ meat pack?
Usually a mix of burgers, sausages, pork steaks and ribs, and sometimes chicken or belly slices. Every product page lists the contents.
How many people does a BBQ pack feed?
It depends on the pack. Allow about 250–350g of raw meat per person in total.
Are BBQ packs good value?
Yes, compared with buying the same items separately, as long as you'll use everything in the pack.
Can I freeze a BBQ meat pack?
Yes. Freeze what you won't use within a couple of days, and thaw it in the fridge for about 24 hours before the BBQ.
What's the best BBQ pack for a smoker?
The Pitmaster's Smoking BBQ Box, with beef chuck, boneless pork shoulder and flat brisket, made for low-and-slow cooking.








