So lately I’ve been on a beef/turkey jerky kick. I’m looking for interesting producers that are minimally processed and lower in sodium. I live on the Peninsula so stores located anywhere from South San Francisco to... (2 replies, last updated by EnderWiggin April 12, 2007)

per the subject, i’d also be open to chicken products. simply, I’m looking for turkey jerky/pepperoni products in toronto. can certainly include websites that ship to Canada (I have not found many on google, other... (3 replies, last updated by MaximumCanon October 17, 2009)

(teriyaki, carne asada, even turkey) but my favorite is regular beef jerky -a nicely chewy, slightly spicy slab. (2 replies, last updated by Dave Feldman November 29, 2001)

WooHoo! Just bought an Excalibur dehydrator! I am looking for any great recipes for the dehydrator but especially the Jerky ones.... Thanks! EAH (2 replies, last updated by RecipeXChange November 24, 2009)

can I find some great, custom jerky? I love beef jerky and I’ve had a little venison jerky here and there. What other meats make great jerkies and where can I find them? Elk, turkey, pork, rattlesnake, fish (a Vietnamese... (16 replies, last updated by speyerer April 14, 2008)

Fairway’s organic foods department (upstairs) has a rack in the bulk grains section (turn left when you come out of lift) that has some turkey, salmon and tuna jerky. Not sure it’s as good as what you had, but it... (6 replies, last updated by The Rogue March 18, 2002)

I saw Salmon Jerky (as well as Ahi-Tuna, Turkey and Beef) in the Amish Market in Hell’s kitchen (9th ave b/t 49 and 50). Didn’t look like anything fancy. Made by Snackmaster’s (??) and sold in the usual thick... (6 replies, last updated by HLing June 11, 2002)

Don’t cook the meat before jerking or you will negate the entire process. A slow dehydrator should work really well. I don’t know anything about the Mr. Coffee, but I use my fruit and vegetable dehydrator for beef,... (12 replies, last updated by MMRuth November 16, 2007)

you might also want to try mike’s butcher shop 1104 s roberts street st paul. i believe they have good-looking beef jerky although i’ve never had it— i’m addicted to their turkey jerkey though— it is... (32 replies, last updated by BigE November 23, 2009)

We LOVE the peppered turkey jerky from the New Braunfels Smokehouse. They also have many other “flavors”. you can order from them on line. Here’s their website: http://www.nbsmokehouse.com also – if you are... (30 replies, last updated by schrutefarms August 1, 2009)

How come no one has mentioned Angelo’s jerky from Sonoma county? He makes several different types including teryaki, pepper, garlic, and cajun. He also does salmon jerky and turkey jerky. And, if you want great handmade... (27 replies, last updated by scubadoo97 June 19, 2009)

Correction. The butchers name is Tibor’s. They sell could vacuum pack all their meats. Besides deli and beef jerky they also make great turkey jerky and salami sticks. They would probably deliver. Tibor’s 2185 S. Green... (22 replies, last updated by judb31@yahoo.com October 9, 2005)

I ordered some of the beef jerkys on line, and they went in a flash. My kids LOVED them. Good flavor, good jerky texture, moist. The unusual salmon jerky was very tasty. The turkey jerky was the least flavorful and the driest.... (38 replies, last updated by ganeden August 31, 2009)

I really like the Snackmasters brand, sold at Trader Joe’s. It comes in regular, teriyaki, and hot, all yummy. I advise palpating the packages to get the ones that are especially tender and have more big pieces. They also... (12 replies, last updated by Funwithfood May 8, 2004)

I love the Snackmaster brand of beef and turkey jerkys that they sell at Trader Joe’s. The turkey jerky is one of my favorite snacks! (76 replies, last updated by grayelf July 16, 2008)