Like many of their other products, Omaha Steaks’ beef jerky appears to be a quality product from what I can tell by reading the ingredients and the nutritional information. The Original Bold Flavor as they like to call it is as simple of a recipe as you’re going to find in the jerky industry. I’m talking beef, water, black pepper and some natural preservatives such as salt. Yielding 9 grams of protein per serving you can tell that each cut of beef is of the premium grade. That’s why it was the winner of the 2000 New Product Pavilion, an honor that is bestowed by a panel of industry experts at the New York Premium Show.

Boasting an unconditional guarantee that you’ll love their jerky and having the respect of many as a fine retailer of meat products, Omaha Steaks beef jerky is something to be taken seriously by all jerky lovers. Packaged in 3 and 8 ounce sizes, these jerky products can be found online at OmahaSteaks.com. Half pound bags go for $12.99 and then $13.99 for shipping—bringing the total to $26.98.

So let us know what you think of this jerky and please…don’t leave anything to the imagination.

The Ole’ Smokies Big Buffalo Sticks are an all meat, exotic meat stick that doesn’t have any fillers. Most every stick that I’ve ever come across that claims to be either Venison or Alligator, or whatever it may be, has contained some form of filler. Fillers for those who don’t know are meat products other than those of the actual product that are mixed in to the batch. This is generally done to keep costs down and is seen as “lower quality” way to produce meat snacks.

These individually wrapped sticks on the other-hand are 100% Buffalo, this is indicated by the triangular logo on the front of the package. These 9 inch sticks are the perfect addition in my opinions to an already solid product line by Buffalo Bills. They are 2 ounce sticks cased in twist-end style sticks, the ideal size for travel if you ask me. Just enough to suppress your appetite, but not too much to ruin it.

For just under $36.00 shipped, you can pick up big tub of these over at Jerky.com. That’s 16 sticks to be exact…or 32 ounces. Turns out to be $2.25 per stick. Now all we need is your input as to how these meat snacks stack up to everything else…

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.