As you probably know by now, one thing that Jerky.com has managed to do well is make a variety of jerky types and make them full of flavor. Sticking to what they do best, the Turkey is not only grown and raised here on America’s farmlands, it’s natural whole breast meat with absolutely zero preservatives. The meat is also hand-cut and all of the ingredients are all-natural as well. Although it’s a little higher in sugar content than other jerky types because of the teriyaki flavoring it’s still a very high source of protein and is very lean…around 98% if you can believe that!

Since Jerky.com had two different bag sizes for this stuff and the 1/2 pound bag was cheaper per ounce I opted for that one because I’m a cheap-skate. The smaller 3 ounce bags retail for $9.99 and the ‘Big Pack’ as they refer to it goes all day for $18.99, remember though that free shipping always applies over there. I enjoyed my bag, but what about you? The product page on Jerky.com boasts a customer review rating of 4 1/2 stars out of 5, so it must be pretty good right??

If that’s enough, it’s grown, packaged, and made right here in America. A claim that not everyone can stand behind. Another distinct characteristic are the whole muscle pieces that help give each bite it’s genuine consistency. One of 5 beef flavors offered by Jerky.com is of the Sweet and Spicy variety. Aimed to please and satisfy just about everybody who loves flavor. You can also enjoy Natural, Black Pepper, Teriyaki, and Hot.

Exclusive to Jerky.com, each 1/2 pound bag goes for $18.99 shipped, but you can also pick up travel size 3 ounce bags for only $9.99. A safe choice for those not sure of which flavor they’d like. Each bag is resealable and makes the perfect traveling companion. I think I’ll get some for my upcoming camping trip.

Why there’s no doubt that it will be the perfect snack for traveling, there is some debate of whether or not it’s the perfect jerky. You can help us decide by sharing your thoughts.

Farm raised in an all-natural environment right here in America and free of additional preservatives, Ostrich Jerky appears to be the epitome of what gourmet jerky is. Because of it’s higher protein and iron count, this jerky is often considered amongst the healthiest meats available, not to mention that this stuff is made from whole muscles pieces and minimally processed. After-all it did earn a spot in W.W.E magazine’s featured products section some months back.

This stuff retails for $25.99 for a half pound over at Jerky.com, let me not forget that includes shipping. The bags are resealable and the meat itself is what they call “Western” flavor which basically means original or natural. Believe you me though I’m always open to try some flavored ostrich jerky if were to ever come available.

So those were the facts, all that’s missing now is your opinions. Please share.

Manufactured from pineapple grown fresh daily on the island of Maui and flavored with a touch of sweet natural honey. The dehydration process is like that of any other jerky, yet most have a hard time connecting the dots between dried fruit and fruit jerky. One of it’s mainstays is that it’s an all-natural product with no added preservatives or artificial flavorings. Something that is VERY hard to find in today’s world.

It’s drawn much attention from not only traditional jerky lovers but from food enthusiasts in general.  The Pineapple Jerky hits home with people in search of the next big food product because of it’s unique design and simplistic flavor. Jerky.com Pineapple Jerky comes in 4 ounce resealable packages, that’s roughly 6 to 8 thickly sliced pieces in case you were wondering. All for $8.99 shipped to your door. So that’s a little over a dollar a piece for those of you keeping track. Or you can go all out and spring for the Big Pack (4 bags) for an even better value.

Whatever the case, we’d love to hear what you think of it.

*Looking for other uses of Jerky.com’s Pineapple Jerky then check out this great article by the good folks over at FigandCherry.com.