Beef Jerky page 2

[JoanieL]

CaveJerky

Nothing But the Moo

I'd be happy with non grass fed jerky, but Boston might have a higher end consumer.

[PrimalMama]

I'm going with regional suggestions, since I lived in Boston for awhile...

Boston Baked Beef (logo with a bull kicking a pot of beans out of the way or something)

Beantown Beef (Jerky)

Pilgrim Jerky

You could do something like naming different recipes for different towns/landmarks (kind of like the duck tours have done - Fenway Fanny, Back Bay Bertha, Commonwealth Curley, Copley Squire, Penelope Pru, etc. for their DUKWs)

wicked pissa jerky? lol.

I'm partial to the grass-fed. I don't eat non-grass-fed if I can help it... I like that Steve's Original, for example, offers both grass fed and conventional jerky... it gives consumers the option of cheaper or better... I'm not sure if doing both is an option for you?

[FossTheBoss12]

Nor'easter Noms

[AJC]

Great feedback everyone. Thanks!

[Primal123]

I am a picky consumer. I would not buy it if it was conventional beef. Is it grass fed or grass fed grass finished? That makes a difference to me. Is it organic? That's a big deal to me too.

I buy Trader Joe's organic beef jerky, it's $5.?? I think $5.49 for three ounces. I bought it more often when it was $4.99 for some reason that was my price point.

I like the suggestion of the wicked pissa jerky, haha

What about Wicked Good Primal Jerky

or just Wicked Good Jerky.

There is a company that makes a soy jerky that calls their products Primal Strips, Primal Spirit, and Primal Jerky. So you may want to shy away from anything close to their name.

[Chris_H]

There is a company that makes a soy jerky that calls their products Primal Strips, Primal Spirit, and Primal Jerky. So you may want to shy away from anything close to their name.

That sounds horrible....


What does soy jerky have to do with primal anything?

[WeldingHank]

Where can I buy some?

[Primal123]

"That sounds horrible....


What does soy jerky have to do with primal anything?"



Well, before I became primal and was eating low fat I ate it from time to time, and fed it to my daughter. The shame.

[AJC]

We have had a few people suggest soy jerky...we are leaving that market to others.

Again, thanks for the feedback. I feel more comfortable with proceeding on the conventional beef path without the soy sauce, sugar, nitrates, etc. I think we can produce a quality product for a reasonable price that will appeal to most of the paleo/primal crowd. Coming soon!

[AJC]

We are currently sold on-line at 2jerkys.com and in stores in the Boston area. The closest store to Lawrence is Ryers Country Store in North Reading. Simply Primal (or whatever the name becomes) should be out within a couple months.