Let's talk about Slow Cooker Pulled Pork for a minute. You cannot go wrong with this dish. It's delicious on so many levels!

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If there is one dinner that can pass easy dinner vibes, it is this Slow Cooker Pulled Pork. I have made all sorts of pulled pork recipes in my life, but slow cooker recipes always win. Pork needs to be cooked slowly, so it doesn’t taste like rubber when it’s time to get it out of the crockpot. If you’re looking for a tangy, slightly sweet, overly delicious meal – then you better put this one down on your meal plan!

Slow Cooker Pulled Pork

I have found that this recipe really does work wonders for pork that is a little tougher. Since it sits in the slow cooker all day, you truly get something that is worth waiting for. Putting this pulled pork on your favorite bun is only going to make it better. If you are trying to eat low carb, you can leave off the bun and this pork will be just as delicious!

What Do I Serve With Pulled Pork?

I will tell you that there are tons of options with what you can serve with this pulled pork recipe. Most slow cooker recipes are very easy to work with! My favorite side dishes to make with pulled pork include Old Fashioned Potato Salad, New York Fudge Chunk Sheet Cake, and Chipotle Chicken Pasta.

When I’m making something like a slow cooker pulled pork, I want to pull out all the stops and make it as delicious as I possibly can. There is something to be said about having a nice hearty meal and then having a delicious dessert afterward.

How to Store Pulled Pork

After you make this delicious dish, you don’t want it to go to waste. You may be wondering how you are supposed to store this amazing dish. Well, grab your favorite airtight container and then place the pulled pork inside. This dish will last up to 3-4 days in the fridge. Every time I’ve made this dish, it has never made it past the first day. Your family will love the taste and the flavor of this delicious dish.

Can I Freeze Slow Cooker Pulled Pork?

Yes, you can! Pulled pork is one of the easiest things that you can freeze when it comes to cooking. Make sure the pulled pork is cooled down. Scoop it inside a freezer bag. Once it’s inside of the bag, lay it flat in the freezer. It’s much easier to store flat than it is just shoved inside the freezer. Just make sure you label it because you might be wondering what this food is later when you go to pull it out of the freezer.

The next time you’re craving something delicious, I hope you’ll give this Slow Cooker Pulled Pork recipe a try. I love eating this in the summer when it’s too hot to cook. Just put it in the slow cooker in the morning and by evening it’s done. I seriously don’t think that there is an easier recipe on this blog to make.

Don’t be shy about making pulled pork either. Your kids and your spouse will love it! It’s important to keep the tradition of pulled pork alive. Many generations have enjoyed this meal together and now your family can too. Do you eat anything with your pork? I always enjoy adding a slab of cheese!