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Hello comrades
I am looking for a good quality grass fed SUGAR FREE beef jerky
I found some but they include soy sauce which has gluten, or sugar
This one has no sugar... par se, but has apple and pineapple juice
[url=http://stevesoriginal.com/cart/Grass-Fed-Just-Jerky]Steves Original[/url]
In the scheme of things is this a big issue? Or does anybody know any alternatives that ship to london.
cheers
captain
There is a very good butcher in North London where they do great beef jerky (not sure about ingredients though). I don't remember the details but can find out if you want.
I would not sweat the fruit juice. It seems to be a very minimal amount as they list no carbs on the nutrition facts. Of course they will be some, but there is such a small amount that they can claim 0g per serving.
However, making your own jerky turns out to be much cheaper than buying it, at least from any vendor that I have found. If you buy a dehydrator, it will pay for itself in short order.
[QUOTE=yodiewan;935005]However, making your own jerky turns out to be much cheaper than buying it, at least from any vendor that I have found. If you buy a dehydrator, it will pay for itself in short order.[/QUOTE]
^ This.
I make my own beef jerky, and the first two batches I made paid for my dehydrator. Plus, the jerky tastes MUCH better than any kind I've been able to buy! And I know exactly what ingredients are in it.
You can also dehydrate meat in your oven; after you marinate it overnight, drape the strips over cookie cooking racks and put in your oven at around 75C. It will take [i]hours[/i], so be patient!
[QUOTE=captain joel;934972]Hello comrades
I am looking for a good quality grass fed SUGAR FREE beef jerky
I found some but they include soy sauce which has gluten, or sugar
This one has no sugar... par se, but has apple and pineapple juice
[url=http://stevesoriginal.com/cart/Grass-Fed-Just-Jerky]Steves Original[/url]
In the scheme of things is this a big issue? Or does anybody know any alternatives that ship to london.
cheers
captain[/QUOTE]
This:
[url=http://britishbeefjerky.co.uk/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=4]Our Original Beef Jerky 50g [OOBJ050] - £3.00 : British Beef Jerky and Biltong, The Art of Dried Meat[/url]
I haven't tried it myself.
Or make it, as has been said.
[url=http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_1?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=dehydrator&x=0&y=0]Amazon.co.uk: dehydrator[/url]
[QUOTE=Lewis;935250]This:
[url=http://britishbeefjerky.co.uk/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=1&products_id=4]Our Original Beef Jerky 50g [OOBJ050] - £3.00 : British Beef Jerky and Biltong, The Art of Dried Meat[/url]
I haven't tried it myself.[/QUOTE]
+1
I've been buying this product for a few months now. It's great and I would highly recommend it! :)