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Beef/turkey Jerky Recommendations

BabsV

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Anyone have any beef or turkey jerky recommendations? I'm not a huge fan of jerky but I've found I feel better the more protein I eat and jerky would be a great option to throw in my purse so I have an easy option when I'm out and about.

Thanks.

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pricklypear1971 Community Regular
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Trader Joe's has one that's "no gluten ingredients". I know I saw one mainstream brand, will try to find it...

grayangel Newbie
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We buy Old Wisconsin. Gluten free and no MSG.

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Thanks for the replies. I don't have easy access to a Trader Joe's right now (*sniff*) but will once we move this summer. I'll track down Old Wisconsin.

While poking around online I found one brand called Golden Valley -- I saw it on a couple of gluten-free blogs but I emailed the company to see if the products were still gluten-free and they replied almost immediately! Their response:

"Thank you for your interest in our Golden Valley Natural Jerky. We have several Gluten Free Jerky selections for you. Our Organic original, peppered, teriyaki, sweet & spicy, and bar-b-que flavors are gluten free. We also have one Natural Turkey jerky selection that is gluten free and that is our bar-b-que flavor. I hope I have answered your questions and I do hope that you will try our delicious gluten free jerky. Please let me know if I can be of any further help."

So another option to try! I think a taste test is in order.

mamaw Community Regular
mamaw
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Gary West Meats has severa;gluten-free goodies... We love it...grassfed beef...not the junk stuff found in other jerky....

tarnalberry Community Regular
tarnalberry
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I also like the trader joes one, if you don't make your own.

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