It is a generally accepted story that an ancient South American Inca tribe called the Quechua first made jerky (“ch’arki”) as early as the 1500’s. Halal Mummified Jerky blows that theory away, where it is well documented that jerky was made thousands of years ago by ancient Egyptians. Archaeologists made this discovery when they found dried foods preserved in tombs. Tutankhamen Read More
Jerky Ingredients – Jerky Price Range Update (August 2018)
As part of our annual commitment to update the cheap, average, and expensive jerky price ranges, here is the latest August 2018 jerky price update. Our Jerky Price Update (July 2017) post has actually been the 5th most popular post visited on this jerky review web site since July 2017 according to Google Analytics. It would appear that our Jerky Ingredients web site has set jerky price Read More
Yellowstone Brand – Buffalo Chicken Turkey Jerky
This Yellowstone Brand jerky is only available every once in a while. We got lucky in finding Yellowstone Brand jerky at a discount store. This Yellowstone Brand jerky is manufactured and distributed by Golden Valley Natural, who has been a leading producer of natural and organic meat snacks in the United States since Read More
Sierra Madre Provision Co. – Buffalo Wing Chicken Jerky
Sierra Madre Provision Co. is located in Sierra Madre, California, which is in the foothill of the San Gabriel Mountains. Sierra Madre Provision Co. has been in business for over 30 years selling wholesale and retail, using ranch raised cattle. Their meat is hand sliced, and Sierra Madre Provision Co. sells over 10 different flavors. The Sierra Madre Provision Co. jerky brand name is distributed and manufactured by Read More
Halal Mummified Jerky – Nefirtiti Mango Habanero Halal Chicken Jerky (Review #1)
Note: For a more current taste review on a tweaked bag design, open up Halal Mummified Jerky – Nefirtiti Mango Habanero Halal Chicken Jerky (Review #2).
It is a generally accepted story that an ancient South American Inca tribe called the Quechua first made jerky (“ch’arki”) as early as the Read More