Vegan Jerky
Have you been reading a lot of blogger reviews about Primal Strips lately? It seems that the manufacturer ran a concerted campaign to get the word out to the backpacking community about their tasty meatless, vegan jerky. Can’t blame them, I guess.
I’ve been eating my supply of samples steadily since getting back from Scotland and took the last half dozen backpacking last weekend. Admittedly, the stuff is good and comes in a variety of flavors from Texas BBQ to Mesquite Lime.
I thing I like best about this vegan jerky is its texture. It’s far moister than regular beef or turkey jerky and makes a nice compliment to a backpacking meal. Primal Strips don’t have a lot of calories if you are watching your food weight to energy ratios carefully. Still the added flavor variety is a treat and will keep your food bag from getting too boring.
Outdoor Blogger Reviews
I doubt I can say much else that hasn’t already been written about Primal Strips by other backpacking bloggers, so here are a few reviews that I enjoyed reading and you might be interested in too.
- Product Review: Primal Strips Vegan Jerky by Dressed in Dirt
- Primal Strips – Meatless Vegan Jerky by Brian Green
- Primal Spirit Foods: Product Review by Skinny Moose
- Primal String Vegan Jerky is Eco-friendly, Healthy, and Tasty by Wandering Justin
- Primal Strips: The Vegan Alternative to Jerky by 100 Peaks
Availability
- Amazon Grocery
(quantity discounts)
This product was supplied to sectionhiker.com as a free sample.
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Of all the good tips I've gotten from this site, this one is by far my favorite. Vegan jerky? Oh, hell yes.
what Timmy said!
I love, love, love Primal Strips!! The Lime Mesquite is my favorite. So tangy! Mmmm. I need to just buy a case of it. :P
If you like this sort of thing and have an authentic Asian food store nearby, they have a lot of soy-based "jerky" for sale at a good price. I like the Ta-brook (can't remember the actual spelling, this is phonetic) brand from Taiwan. Some of it can get pretty spicy.
Hey, I just wanted to drop by and thank you for the kind words about my review. I'm enjoying your blog a good bit – I'm just getting into real backpacking. Between you and Dressed in Dirt, I'm seriously getting showered in good info!