El Vicio is a brand known for its bold, Mexican-inspired snacks, including its signature jerky product, Carne Acecina. This jerky is described as dry, crisp, and brittle, offering a flavorful spice that complements its texture. Popular among fans of micheladas (a Mexican drink made with beer, lime juice, spices, chili peppers, and assorted sauces), it’s often enjoyed as a snack on its own or paired with drinks. Read More
Papa Dan’s Jerky – Sweet Garlic Beef Jerky
Papa Dan’s Jerky, founded in 1988 by David Batistelli and his father, is a family-run brand. The company is dedicated to producing high-quality jerky using fresh, premium cuts of meat, all crafted in Southern California. Papa Dan’s Jerky offers diverse jerky cuts, including thick cut, traditional thin, and bite-sized nuggets, catering to various texture preferences. Their product line Read More
Vermont’s Farmhouse Jerky – Teriyaki Alpaca Meat Sticks
Tired of paying high prices for marginal jerky products, Chef Pierre Mesa started refining his technique and jerky recipes. A local hardware store asked him to sell his jerky, eventually leading to Chef Pierre building a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) production kitchen. Vermont’s Farmhouse Jerky was launched in 2013. Read More
The Original Maui – Classic Hawaiian Beef Jerky
The Feinstein family has proudly been serving The Original Maui Ribs for three generations from humble beginnings, influenced initially by Korea and the Kalbi flavourings associated with that beautiful country. Herb Feinstein brought the recipe to Canada in 1986 and started making The Original Maui sauce for family, friends, and eventually his customers. Read More
Far West Fungi – Shiitake Mushroom Jerky
Far West Fungi, established in 1982, is a family-run business specializing in organic specialty mushrooms and mushroom-derived products. Their Shiitake Mushroom Jerky is a notable offering, crafted by hand from organic shiitake mushrooms grown on their family farm. This vegan and gluten-free snack features a savory, smoky flavor with a meaty texture, enhanced by a gluten-free tamari soy sauce, sake, balsamic Read More
Vermont’s Farmhouse Jerky – Maple Bacon Jerky
Tired of paying high prices for marginal jerky products, Chef Pierre Mesa started refining his technique and jerky recipes. A local hardware store asked him to sell his jerky, eventually leading to Chef Pierre building a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) production kitchen. Vermont’s Farmhouse Jerky was launched in 2013. Read More
Yosemite Valley – Peppered Beef Jerky
Yosemite Valley is a premium meat brand specializing in producing high-quality jerky and other beef products. Their operations focus on sustainable practices and the use of mostly organic Black Angus and Wagyu cattle, although that is not confirmed. Yosemite Valley emphasizes food safety and compliance with USDA standards, employing advanced processing methods at its Merced and Los Angeles facilities. Read More
Louisville Vegan Jerky Co – Smoky Carolina BBQ Soy Jerky
Established in 2012 by founder Stanley Chase III, Louisville Vegan Jerky Co. produces plant-based jerky, focusing on replicating the texture and flavor of traditional jerky while remaining completely vegan. The company prides itself on being animal cruelty-free, gluten-free, and non-GMO, with all products made in the United States. Their jerky is crafted in small batches to ensure quality and freshness. Read More
EVA’S Hungarian & Canadian Deli – Hot Beef Jerky
Eva Szadeczky founded EVA’s Hungarian & Canadian Deli. They sell unique tasting Hungarian and European naturally smoked sausages (csobai), pepperettes, Serbian sausages, head cheese, tongue, sauerkraut, old fashioned smoked bacon, and much much more, including beef jerky. With no storefront, they sell their products at St Jacobs Market in St Jacobs, Ontario. Read More
Righteous Felon – Teriyaki Balboa Beef Jerky
In 1997, a band of three young, small-time crooks developed a recipe for a highly potent substance that went by the street name “Jerky”. Within weeks, jerky flooded the streets of Chester Counter, PA. The gang was moving 10 kilos a week – pushing in the back alleys, the street corners, and the recess yards. Supply couldn’t keep up with demand, and the boys got sloppy. In the fall of ’98, a deal went awry in the ninth grade Read More
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