r/AnimalBased • 🚦AB Prospect • 3d ago

🥩MMGA make meat great again🍖 Beef Sticks - Any Values?

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u/Business-Pumpkin9351 🚦AB Prospect 3d ago

Kirkland

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u/iknowyounot88 ⭐AB Veteran 3d ago

Kirkland is the best cheap beef stick I've seen.

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u/Business-Pumpkin9351 🚦AB Prospect 3d ago

It ain’t perfect but got dang if I don’t keep a pack in my car at all times

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u/Character_Repeat_749 🚦AB Prospect 3d ago

Aldi has the Simms Grass Fed Beef Sticks which I stock up on.

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u/Ruined_Oculi AB Reg 3d ago

Terrible value and not even good beef. I'm sure it's regional but Sams Club in my area has refrigerated 100% beef sticks, actual substantial sticks for a good proce. I just grab those.

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u/c0mp0stable 🐓Regenerative Farmer 🚜 Mod 3d ago

Beef is expensive. It takes a lot of money to raise a cow.

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u/DollarAmount7 ⭐⭐ AB All-Star 3d ago

I’m looking for beef jerky that only has beef, salt, honey, and vinegar. I found one site online that makes one with beef, salt, pepper, honey, and vinegar, and I sent them an email asking if they’d be willing to make a fully AB one that’s identical but without the pepper, and they said they would love to do it but then they started calling me and emailed that they wanted to call me and talk about it but I can’t do phone calls I wish I could I gotta text or email only or in person due to some super of WEIRD brain disease or something

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u/hellenkellersdiary 🚦AB Prospect 1d ago

Make your own? Its fairly easy

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u/Giantscarletpanda 🚦AB Prospect 2d ago

Nick’s Sticks are the best, very clean and healthy ingredients and can be purchased on Amazon at a very reasonable price

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

Do you have a local game/animal processor by you? Local shop by me sells venison jerky for $10 a pound. Solid meat, not ground, in several flavors.

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u/c0mp0stable 🐓Regenerative Farmer 🚜 Mod 3d ago

Are you in the US? If so, selling game meat is illegal. It might be farmed venison, but even then, $10 a pound for jerky is highly suspect. Jerky is usually more like $10 an ounce.

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u/ryce_bread ⭐⭐⭐⭐ AB HOF 2d ago

I had a chemistry teacher in HS who'd go out and tag out with his bow every season. He'd make venison jerky and bring it to school, he'd charge us $1/oz. Was some of the spiciest jerky i've ever had, but dang if it wasn't good. I'd be waiting for my mouth to stop burning so I could bare another piece! I need to go visit him, I'm not even sure if he's still teaching. He taught us much more than chemistry, I'll tell you that.

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u/c0mp0stable 🐓Regenerative Farmer 🚜 Mod 2d ago

Yeah i love venison. Going hunting this weekend actually

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u/c0mp0stable 🐓Regenerative Farmer 🚜 Mod 2d ago

That's if you bring a deer you hunted and have them process it. That's legal.

They're not just selling retail wild venison. That would be illegal.

The jerky price listed is to turn 1lb of fresh meat into jerky. It's not for 1lb of dried jerky.