Best done in a crock pot: Cooking low and slow results in more tender meat that simply falls apart.
Check for doneness: When the beef pulls apart easily throughout the roast, then it's ready to shred.
Don't skip the sear: This step is important because it adds a tasty crust on the meat which helps lock in the moisture and meat juices.
Easy shredding: Make meat shredding a breeze by using shredding claws.
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