Jerky Reviews
The next review for Tahoe Tony’s Jammin’ Jerky will be on a 2 ounce/56 gram bag of their cowboy flavored 100% grass-fed beef jerky. This flavor is advertised as old fashioned garlic, being sugar, salt, and gluten free. The bag was graciously submitted for review by the owner and CFO Brooke Luckey, who is married to the founder Tony Pearl.
This Tahoe Tony’s Jammin’ Jerky brand is distributed under the name of Tahoe Tony’s, and located Read More
The next review on Little Bit Jerky will be on a 3 ounce/85 gram bag of their old time bit beef jerky flavor. This flavor is described as a traditional beef jerky flavor, the way it was way back when. The jerky was kindly submitted for review by one of the co-owners, Teresa Helmcamp.
The Little Bit Jerky brand name is distributed under the same name of Little Bit Jerky. They are located in Wichita Falls, Texas, and were launched Read More
The first review for Ayoba-Yo will focus on a 4 ounce/113 gram bag of their traditional flavored beef biltong. It is advertised to use an authentic South African recipe, proudly made in the USA. Ayoba-Yo is an informal term that translates to express amazement, agreement, and approval. This bag was kindly submitted for review by Wian van Blommestein, a member of the van Blommestein family who owns this brand. Read More
The next review on EPIC will be on a 3 ounce/84 gram bag of their Berry Blossom flavored organic beef jerky trail mix. There is a combination of jerky, berries, organic cacao nibs, and organic coconut chips. This bag was purchased at a TJ Maxx store in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
The EPIC jerky brand name was created by Taylor Collins and Katie Forrest. This brand is distributed by Epic Provisions, located in Austin, Texas. Both Read More
The first review on El Norteño will be on a 1.5 ounce/43 gram bag of their homestyle flavored beef cecina. The word cecina is Spanish for “dried meat”, the same basic definition of jerky. The flavor name homestyle is translated into Spanish on the bag as “Como Hecho en Casa”, which translates in English to “Like the Taste of Home”. This jerky was kindly submitted for review by Justin Jahnke.
This El Norteño cecina brand is distributed by Read More
The next review on EPIC Bites will be on a 2.5 ounce/71 gram bag of their bison bacon chia flavored bites. This bag was purchased at a Whole Foods store in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
The EPIC Bites jerky brand name was created by Taylor Collins and Katie Forrest. This brand is distributed by Epic Provisions, located in Austin, Texas. Both Taylor and Katie are physically active, and were looking for foods to satisfy their needs. Then Read More
The next review on Braaitime will focus on a 4 ounce/113 gram bag of their traditional beef droëwors flavor. Droëwors is an Afrikaan name that translates to dry sausage, and has South African roots. This droëwors was kindly submitted for review by the owners, Warren Pala and his wife Nicolle.
This family owned and operated Braaitime brand name is distributed by Braaitime LLC. They are located in Keansburg, New Jersey, and were founded in Read More
The next review on Joe’s Wicked Good Jerky will be on a 3 ounce/85 gram bag of their Regular Joe beef jerky flavor. This jerky was kindly submitted for review by one of the co-owners, Traci Nixt.
This Joe’s Wicked Good Jerky brand name is based out of Redding, California, owned by Traci and her husband Joe Nixt. Joe started making jerky in the late 1980’s, sharing his jerky among friends and family. For many years Joe wanted to launch Read More
The first review on Kingmade Jerky will focus on a 2.25 ounce/63 gram bag of their classic recipe flavored beef jerky. This bag was kindly submitted for review by the president, Jeff King.
This Kingmade Jerky brand is distributed by Kingmade, and based out of McKinney, Texas. Jeff has been a caddy in the PGA and LPGA tours since 1998. Frustrated with jerky brands that left you wanting more, Jeff decided Read More
This will be the second review on Savage Jerky Co. for a 3 ounce/85 gram bag of their mojo flavored beef jerky, where the bag design has since changed. This mojo flavor happened to be their first flavor, and also considered their original flavor. The bag was kindly submitted for review by the Savage Jerky Co. team.
In 2013, the owners Brad and Michelle Summey took a road trip with some friends. Disappointed with the same old jerky selection available Read More