Jerky is the original fast food, slow cooked and hickory smoked for a great tasting treat. Jerky is a beloved dried snack for campers, hunters and folks who just need a savory, healthy high protein snack. Great for shipping to far away places or just across town. Eat as a snack or in between meals, also a great gift giving idea for dad or kids.
Wurstmeister Mike uses the highest quality 100% American beef and makes our jerky the old fashioned way, with that homemade jerky taste, savory and tender. We think our jerky is the best beef jerky around! Our jerky is vacuum packed in 3 oz. packages. Available in four mouthwatering flavors: Hickory Smoked Sweet & Sassy Jerky, Smoked Peppered Beef Jerky, Hickory Smoked Beef Jerky and BBQ Flavored Beef Jerky
Snack Sticks are an on the go food item, good anytime or anywhere, great for the kids or adults for in between meals at the game, at school or at away from home events. They are convenient, portable and a source of lean protein. Snack sticks are a high protein snack, great for when you get the craving for a savory satisfying snack.
Wurstmeister Mike carefully smokes and adds just the right amount of spices to create our award winning flavors that keep our customers coming back. Made from Beef and Pork, our tender snack sticks are gluten free, MSG free and shelf stable, no refrigeration required. Available in 2 oz. packages. Comes in four flavors: Original, Teriyaki, Honey BBQ and Jalapeno and Cheddar Cheese.
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What’s the difference between Jerky and Snack Sticks?
Jerky is made with whole muscle meat, spices and seasonings. Snack sticks are made with ground meat, spices and seasonings and formed into a round stick that allows for easier soft chew. Both are hickory smoked to add that smoky deliciousness. Jerky will be much drier than snack sticks, but not tough at all. In fact, when jerky is dried, you get more meat flavor, less water flavor. Jerky was always a favorite of Native Americans. After hunting venison, bison or elk, they would hang and dry the lean strips from the highest tree so the wild animals would not get it. When the chief needed some jerky, he would send a brave to climb the tree and jerk down some meat, hence the name jerky.