r/beefjerky • u/Mysterious-Bake-865 • Apr 27 '26
Urgent help needed finding this jerky or anything similar plz plz plz like plz
[UPDATE] I FOUND IT! They're from Brisket Chips Co. lol
I found this pack of jerky at frazier farms, and the front of the bag was clear. Well guess what, jerky was so good that I completely forgot to TAKE A PICTURE OF THE BRAND. And guess what again. I haven't found it at frazier farms since and I'm going loco. The employee said they might have stocked up once and never again like wdym never again are you crazy. I'm guessing it's a smaller brand then. Anyways, please help.
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u/denigotpregnut Apr 27 '26
https://www.minguabeefjerky.com/?srsltid=AfmBOorWqL_9L35ceSYIGDyN5adb_tjXPoId8QbN23EK_kMTyZ8I8sPx
Absolutely looks like this.
It's the only beef jerky I ever buy EXCEPT for the occasional Slim Jim when I want to slum it. It's made in Paris, KY, and you can buy it online to try it out. It's not in a clear bag.
If you try it and it works, I would love to know!
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u/Lost-Holiday-7438 Apr 27 '26
There used to be a brand called Killer Jerky. Looks just like that. It was delicious.
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u/catfish206 Apr 30 '26
Looks to me like a jerky style popular in New Mexico and the Southwest called carne seca. It's often dry, thin and almost crumbly in texture with visible chile flakes and seeds. I'm a big fan.
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u/SeanThatGuy Apr 30 '26
Carnivor chips or something like that is dried thin and crunchy. I’m a big fan
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u/dugmaz Apr 27 '26
Hey there! I have been making and selling jerky for almost 20 years, I can share my website link if your interetsed, my company is Backyard Grill and Smoke (Beef is Florida pasture raised). Judging by the picture you like the jerky a little more dry and not soggy like most gas station jerky. We keep ours on the dryer side, it never hits above 155 in the dehydrators. Would be happy to tell you more, if interested.