You may have heard that I make jerky for sats. It's true

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I started making ground beef jerky in 2019, and totally by accident. The stuff in the stores was addictive, and being diabetic, I didn't want to make it a habit any longer because I knew that many brands use1/2 to 1 cup of brown sugar per 3 oz package of jerky! I wanted a low sugar jerky made tender & easier to chew, and with cleaner ingredients.

I experimented with flavor blends using dried spices and herbs (mostly from my garden) and gave samples to friends and family, who all liked it and insisted I sell it. So I've been doing that on the side since. Now it's become a bit more than a side gig. Most everyone who's tasted my ground meat jerky raves about the unique flavors from mild to very HOT (my favorites are Plain Jane, Black Pepper, and Sriracha Chili Garlic).

Interested parties can browse my jerky catalog at the link below. Please note the orange & purple notices near the top. They provide instructions on how to order & pay with Bitcoin⚡as well as ensuring you get your tracking info for your order 📨

Thank you 💜🧡

Link: https://mailboxmeat.com/

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You have a lot of great recipes on your site😎😋! I'm going to try this one over the weekend.

https://ketolish.us/recipes/green-chile-sausage-breakfast-bake/

Also, this company has some interesting ideas for jerky.

https://mountainamericajerky.com/

Thank you. Let me know how the recipe turns out.

PS - I'm not going to be making jerky from Tibetan Yak anytime soon, but I do already make ground bison, chicken, and elk jerky.

The recipe came out great😋! Though, I wouldn't recommend shredded horseradish cheddar be added.

Is there a way that you can get your hands on kangaroo or alligator meat?

I'm only interested in purchasing/working with locally sources meats.

Gotcha👍!

Try Biltong.

I don't make that.

It’s better than jerky and easier to make. Try it

I have tried it, it's delicious. I'm not interested in making it, though. It doesn't fit into my business at all. The meat I use to make my jerky is from a butcher down the street, a cash only operation, and they grind the meat for me almost daily. I pay $4.99/lb (sometimes less) and the meat is all local, and I like supporting my local businesses this way. I don't have the counter space nor plans for making any other type of dried meat, thanks.

Ok faggot

Do you know how I make mine? It's a unique method and very easy, but unless you've tried making it my way, you have no idea what's easier.