Jerky Reviews
The first review on Angelo’s beef jerky will focus on a 2.5 ounce/71 gram bag of their teriyaki flavor. This jerky was kindly submitted by Angela Dellinger.
This Angelo’s brand of jerky is manufactured and distributed by Angelo’s Meats. They actually have two stores in California, one in Sonoma, and the other in Petaluma. The owner, Angelo Ibleto, has been supplying specialty meats, salsas, garlic products, and of course Read More
Note: For a more recent taste review, open Strollo’s – Hot Garlic Beef Jerky (Recipe #2).
The next review on Strollo’s beef jerky will be on a 1.5 ounce/42 gram bag of their hot garlic flavor. The owner, Michael Strollo, graciously submitted this jerky for review.
Strollo’s is located in Eatontown, New Jersey, and their jerky is distributed under the name Read More
Back in 2012, I made an online purchase of Nine’s Ranch Premium Jerky beef jerky. This review will focus on a 4 ounce/113 gram bag of their chipotle flavor.
Nine’s Ranch Premium Jerky was located in Murrieta, California, and was distributed by Nine’s Catering. The operative word here being “was”. By all accounts, Nine’s Ranch Premium Jerky has since gone out of business, likely in 2013. The telltale signs are their phone number no longer being in service, and Read More
Back in 2012, I made an online purchase of Wilson Beef Farms beef jerky. This review will focus on a 4 ounce/113 gram bag of their hickory smoked hot flavor.
Wilson Beef Farms is a 350 acre farm located in a small community in upstate New York, in a city named Canaseraga. This jerky is distributed under the same name, Wilson Beef Farms. In 1976, the owners Jack and Ann Wilson decided to market their beef to customers. In 1980, they bought Read More
Note: For a more current taste review on a tweaked bag design and ingredient list, open up Sierra Madre Provision Co. – Original Beef Jerky (Recipe #2).
The next review on Sierra Madre Provision Co. will focus on a 3.25 ounce/92 gram bag of their original flavored beef jerky. The owner of Sierra Madre Provision Co., James Read More
Back in December 2013, while visiting New York, New York, I purchased this 3.25 ounce/91 gram bag of Nice! bacon jerky. No flavor is stated on the bag, which means this flavor is defaulted to be an original flavored jerky.
Nice! is the brand name for Walgreen Co., located in Deerfield, Illinois. This bag was actually bought at a Duane Reade store, which is a subsidiary store of Walgreen Co. The very large private labeler company Read More
Note: For a more recent, live taste review, open Strollo’s – Mild Beef Jerky (Recipe #2).
The next review for Strollo’s will focus on a 1.5 ounce/42 gram bag of their mild flavor. The owner of Strollo’s, Michael Strollo, kindly submitted this jerky for review.
Strollo’s beef jerky is distributed by Strollo’s Homemade Beef Jerky, located in Read More
In 2009, while visiting Jacksonville, Florida, I purchased this 3 ounce/85 gram bag of Lowrey’s beef jerky at a convenience store. This review will focus on their original flavor.
The Lowrey’s brand name is manufactured and distributed by the very successful company Oberto Brands. They, of course, being famous for their wildly popular Oh Boy! Oberto jerky brand name. Oberto Brands operate from Read More
Note: For a more current taste review on a tweaked bag design, open up Sierra Madre Provision Co. – Whiskey BBQ Beef Jerky (Review #2).
This will be our second review for Sierra Madre Provision Co. beef jerky. The owner of Sierra Madre Provision Co., James Schaft (a.k.a. – Jimmy the Jerky Man), graciously submitted this Read More
This review on Phil’s Beef Jerky will focus on a 4 ounce/113 gram bag of their hickory flavor. The owner of Phil’s Beef Jerky, Phillip Morgan, kindly submitted this jerky for review.
Phil’s Beef Jerky is located in Tye, Texas, which started in 2008. They support troops serving overseas, where Philip Morgan himself is retired military. He knows how grateful the troops are to receive his jerky. Phil describes how some jerky Read More