Cooking ribs at home doesn’t have to be a complicated process—even if you don’t have a smoker, making ribs in the oven can yield delicious results, especially if the meat is top-quality to begin with. Many grocery stores have great rib options, including pork and beef, and with a little TLC you can transform this slab of meat into something worth staying at home for. Here are seven of the best grocery store ribs you can get.
Walmart Flanken Style Beef Ribs
Walmart
Walmart has fresh Flanken Style Beef Ribs, Thin Cut, Bone-in, 5 per Tray for $16.54. “These ribs are great value for the price!” one shopper raved. “I cook them quickly in the air fryer for lunch and they’re perfect! They remind me of the Korean ribs we pay way more for at the fancy restaurants. Keep these in stock!”
Ralph’s Natural Pork Back Ribs
Ralph’s
Ralph’s Natural Pork Back Ribs are delicious, shoppers say. “These ribs were really good just cook them slow,” one shared. “I asked which ribs they use for their cookouts at the store and they told me that these were the ones that also told me which barbecue sauce would be the best.”
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Kroger Cook In Bag Chipotle Pepper St. Louis Style Pork Spareribs
Kroger
Kroger Cook In Bag Chipotle Pepper St. Louis Style Pork Spareribs are very easy to make, shoppers say. “I threw it on the BBQ grill, it was great. For me and friends I had over, we all thought it was spiced just right. polished it off faster than it took to cook,” one shopper said.
Member’s Mark Whole Bone In Pork Spare Ribs
Sam’s Club
Sam’s Club shoppers love the Member’s Mark Whole Bone In Pork Spare Ribs, saying they are delicious and great value for money. “These ribs are so great! They are tasty and meaty!” one shopper said.
Costco Swift Pork Back Ribs
Costco
Costco’s Swift Pork Back Ribs are a fan-favorite item for home BBQ chefs, who praise the quality and value of the meat. “Swift ribs from Costco are the best widely available ribs I’ve found. Love those things,” one shopper said.
Wegmans Fresh Baby Back Pork Spare Ribs
Wegman’s
Wegmans Fresh Baby Back Pork Spare Ribs are a great pick, shoppers say. “I slow cooked these ribs with a barbecue rub and then add barbecue sauce at the very end after about two hours at 250°. They were delicious and fell right off the bone there was a good amount of meat on them so well worth it,” one fan shared.
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H‑E‑B Center Cut Beef Finger Ribs
HEB
H‑E‑B Center Cut Beef Finger Ribs are another great option for home cooking. “Bust out your favorite dry rub for seasoning these beef finger ribs. Great cooked slow and low in a smoker (or seared and then braised in the oven), they’re center cut from the rib primal. When everyone’s headed over for a backyard BBQ, you can’t go wrong picking up a rack or two of finger ribs,” the chain says.
