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Easy Pulled Beef Sandwich Recipe

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By Kate  ·  Updated: Jul 10, 2025  ·  3 min read
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Pulled Beef Sandwich

 

Easy Pulled Beef Sandwich Recipe

Love a great french dip? I am with ya on that! But roast beef is so pricey and I must admit that I don’t love the pre-sliced stuff too much, so I set out to make my own pulled beef sandwich and I nailed it (so happy and so delicious!).

The best part is that this is a pulled beef slow cook recipe, too so it’s easy as pie… but pie is not easy to make, so I digress.  😉 And, another awesome part of this meal is that the juice that you get from cooking your meat in the slow cooker can be used as your dipping sauce (like an aus) to go along with your beef sandwich. You’ll need a crock pot. For the recipe that I made, I used a 1 1/2 quart crockpot like this one. I use this size all of the time for cooking, it’s a necessary size to have in any kitchen.
Let my mouthwatering begin now…. First, you’re going to make your marinade. Seriously crazy marinade, but it’s awesome!

Pulled Beef with Coke

So, technically I guess you could say that this is one of the pulled beef with Coke recipes since there’s Coca-Cola in it. But, the way it works its magic is nuts, seriously, so good and so simple. These pulled beef crock pot sandwiches are so moist, flavorful and can be served on any kind of bread for a crowd, or for just one person. If you’re craving a french dip, but craving the comfort of a crock pot recipe, this is the pulled beef crock pot recipe to try! Great for a fall dinner, a winter meal or to serve at a party if you need a lot of food, but you’re needing to serve a meal on a budget. {read more}   Next, set your crock pot on low and let it work it’s magic… These pulled beef crock pot sandwiches are so moist, flavorful and can be served on any kind of bread for a crowd, or for just one person. If you’re craving a french dip, but craving the comfort of a crock pot recipe, this is the pulled beef crock pot recipe to try! Great for a fall dinner, a winter meal or to serve at a party if you need a lot of food, but you’re needing to serve a meal on a budget. {read more} When your beef has finished cooking in the crock pot, pull it with two forks. You can also transfer it to another bowl with about 1/4 cup of the juice and shred with a handmixer like this one.

Next, simply pile your beef onto your French Bread, or whichever kind of bread you choose. You can also butter and toast your bread on a frying pan or in the oven, but I was seriously starving and this smelled so awesome that I couldn’t wait to eat it so I had to snap a pic and dive in… sad, but true. FYI, my friends over at It’s Always Autumn have a recipe for Homemade French Bread for Pulled Beef Sandwiches that you can try if you’re feeling overzealous.

Pulled Beef Brisket

But this is what your pulled beef brisket will look like… eat with a fork… it’s ok.

These pulled beef crock pot sandwiches are so moist, flavorful and can be served on any kind of bread for a crowd, or for just one person. If you’re craving a french dip, but craving the comfort of a crock pot recipe, this is the pulled beef crock pot recipe to try! Great for a fall dinner, a winter meal or to serve at a party if you need a lot of food, but you’re needing to serve a meal on a budget. {read more}

 

Easy Pulled Beef Sandwich Recipe

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Prep Time 10 minutes mins
Cook Time 8 hours hrs
Total Time 8 hours hrs 10 minutes mins
Servings 4 sandwiches

Ingredients
  

  • 1/2 cup Coca Cola
  • 1/8 cup Worcestershire sauce
  • 1 garlic clove minced
  • 1 T white vinegar
  • 1 t beef bouillon granules
  • 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
  • 1/2 teaspoon ground mustard
  • 1/4 teaspoon cayenne pepper
  • 1 lb. beef chuck roast
  • 2 teaspoons canola oil
  • Loaf of French Bread or Hoagie Buns

Instructions
 

  • In a cup combine the soda, Worcestershire sauce, garlic, bouillon, vinegar, and seasonings; set aside.
  • Place roast in crock pot and pour the liquid mixture over roast.
  • Cover crock pot and cook on low for 8-10 hours or until meat is tender and can be shredded with two forks (the longer the better).
  • Remove the beef from the crock pot and cool.
  • When meat is cool enough to handle, shred with two forks and cover with leftover liquid. Return meat to slow cooker and serve from there.

 

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These pulled beef crock pot sandwiches are so moist, flavorful and can be served on any kind of bread for a crowd, or for just one person. If you’re craving a french dip, but craving the comfort of a crock pot recipe, this is the pulled beef crock pot recipe to try! Great for a fall dinner, a winter meal or to serve at a party if you need a lot of food, but you’re needing to serve a meal on a budget. {read more}

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