can anyone help me in my beef jerky hunt??

Hey does anyone know where I can get the beef jerky that Costco used to sell? It must of been at least 5 or 6 years ago that they sold these smoked beef jerky strips that came in a long round container. They were very similar texture to the beef jerky coins that people eat. I can't remember the brand exactly, just the delicious taste. If anyone of you have any idea of the brand or where I can find them please let me know! Thanks. It is DEFINITELY much appreciated!

Gizmo86, welcome to RF!


I too am on a beef jerky hunt of a different sort [a local place in Michigan that makes amazing stuff].

I don't know the answer but if this topic gets running & we get you an answer, maybe I'll post my stuff again and get myself an answer too.

Good luck!!!

p.s. just realized I answered the BBQ forum one [better heading btw!] and no tthe post you put in MIsc Food Related, which is really where this goes... so I will move copy post over. I wonder if you can edit that heading to match this one?? It's a better attention grabber.

My suggestion - make your own. It's cheaper, you can control the sodium content, and you can devise your own flavors.

I never went for the packaged stuff ... too many chemicals. This is off topic: IMO the best jerky I ever have is from Carek's Market in Roslyn, Washington.

Thanks everyone. I will consider making my own...although it would love to find the one I was originally looking for. =)

Gizmo,
IMO the best jerky I ever had was from the Mahogany Smokehouse in Bishop CA. It was chunks of real beef, not strips. I have no idea if it is still there as I left CA in 1987.
Mike

pacific sun ? or orberto? just trying

For a good jerky and better pemmican that you can order online, try Luther's Smokehouse.

My photos and comments: http://www.kansastravel.org/luthersjerky.htm

Luther's website: http://www.jerkyusa.com/


Yes, his name really is Martin Luther.

Keith