its not bad. i don't think it's kosher either.

I lol'd at the clipping of the products with the BUY BUTTOn

Yar.

$25 for just over a pound of jerky?

I sigh, and wait for the next woot.

This reminds me of a category on the old MTV game show Remote Control, "Dead, Alive, or Indian Food." Back in those un-PC days, pemmican was one of the Jeopardy-style "answers". This could be classified as pemmican...

mjwoolley33 wrote:are these new or refurbished?

Guffaw! I was wondering about the "Use By" date myself.

Yes, it seems expensive AND there is a lot of gristle in it. I don't get it.

"Food Woot"---ROTFL !

This jerky does not taste very good. I would rather have 7-11 jerky or snap into a slim jim.

Got this last time:

I enjoyed the Sweet Chipotle, Chile Lime, and the Garlic Chile, but was NOT a fan of the Pineapple Orange or Sweet Teriyaki.

Definitely worth the $20, this stuff is really good.

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ew.

$25 for a few pieces of dehydrated flesh? Score!!

koticphreak wrote:is it just me, or does that seem expensive?

Does what seem expensive?

25 is bit much for a few ounces of jerky, but holy waffles it sounds good!

koticphreak wrote:is it just me, or does that seem expensive?

Not even close. Including the shipping, $5 per bag? If it's good stuff, that's not expensive at all.

hugehead83 wrote:$25 for a pound of jerky?!

$1.14/oz is quite a deal for jerky.

abramokids wrote:Is this kosher?

All I can vision is:

Only $25 directly from Krave.

http://www.kravejerky.com/index.php?main_page=specials

lilbordr wrote:I'd love to but I just made 4lbs of Venison Jerky...

yuk!

Krave logo scary. /shudder

I think Woot! is trying to "jerk" us dieters around.... these daily percentage values are too low if i am looking to reach my goal of 2000 calories a day.

these any good? anybody?.....

Seriously Woot, Beef Jerky? Have you really run out of ideas?

My blood pressure is soaring.

abramokids wrote:Is this kosher?

only if it is blessed by a really bad rabbi

SuperTully wrote:The I Want One button is protruding the description.

1 3.5 oz. Beef Chili Lime Flavor
1 3.5 oz. Pork Smoky Grilled Teriyaki Flavor 1 3.5 oz. Beef Pineapple Orange Flavor
1 3.5 oz. Sweet Chipotle Flavor
1 3.5 oz. Beef Garlic Chili Pepper

as long as its not a refurb...

totalsportsnut wrote:Your kidding. Just like going to a gun show.......

Just like going to the internet... People don't know when to use "you're".

Before you buy this check the comments when this was on wine.woot It got slammed by the jerky gourmets (and most everybody else) there. It was marked down for it's ingredients (too much added sugars in various forms) as well as artificial flavors and preservatives. It also took a hit on price, this isn't a very good deal. Passsed then, passing now.

Agreed about the additives and the gluten - yech.

How preserved does dried meat need to be? Are we traveling to Mars on this stuff?

Is it the tender kind of jerky or the drier, harder to chew kind?

Here is something to chew on.

This is not the Bag of Catfood that I was looking for. Yes, I know Catfood is actually cat food, but that doesn't give the correct acronym.

scottw2 wrote:I can buy it direct for the same price.

should be made a quality post

i got this last time. The jerky is very good--but several of the flavors were VERY spicy. I like spicy food but it was too much for me. My fav was the pineapple.

You can't charge a premium for a "healthy product" then have HFCS as one of the first ingredients.

Either go cheap, or go quality, but don't try to do cheap and quality. It doesn't work.

Price seems pretty fair on a per ounce basis. Essentially 5$ per 3.5oz bag, which is slightly more than Enjoy Beef Jerky's price for a 3.65oz package of jerky, and Enjoy is not "craft" jerky as this appears to be.

same deal on site, its $25, with FREE shipping, and YOU PICK the 5 flavors... bad woot, bad!

Yea, this stuff is $25 with free shipping from Krave...

http://www.kravejerky.com/sample-pack/sample-pack-all-5-flavors


Not exactly a deal.

This is the worst tasting jerky in the world! Being a jerky lover I ordered 2 of these last time and it has been the worst purchase i have ever made. I couldn't even finish one bag. The rest i gave away to people i did not like. This jerky is over flavored and does not taste like jerky!

Such modern and chic packaging but that stuff looks disgusting.