Beef Jerky

[thegolferbitch]

Hounds, what is your favorite store-bought brand. I'm too busy these days to think about making my own. I tried a great nitrates-free brand about a month ago and forget the name.
Thanks all

[thegolferbitch]

Thanks everyone! I know I can get Jack Links and think I can get Jim Beam if I travel up to NH. RWOrange, I do have Hispanic markets but in my area I *think* they're mostly Dominican and P.R. I will give it a shot and also consult the yellow pages. Thank you!

[Xochitl10]

I love the beef jerky from Red Rock Beef Jerky in Gallup, NM. It's probably not available in stores outside of NM, but can be ordered here: http://www.chilipepperemporium.com/sn...

The lemon pepper is really good. My husband and I both thought the teriyaki was too sweet and chewy -- much like mass-market jerky.

[Davwud]

If you can find it in your area. The Jim Beam beef jerky is absolutely fantastic.

DT

[rworange]

If you are in an area that has Mexican markets, go to the meat counter and ask for carne secca. Most make their own in house ... no preservatives and at a better price than the packaged stuff.

[CDouglas]

I like Jack Link's products when I am grabbing jerky from the grocery store. The only flavor of their jerky that I don't care for is Peppered - something is just not quite right.

Jack Link's Tender Cuts are actually very good as well.

[othervoice]

I second the Jack Link's, especially Teriyaki.