It is dry, almost the feeling of bark, has a good chew to it and tastes like salted beef. Not much more you can ask for. Not greasy or colored (you ever spit after eating a slim jim... that elastic orange grease... yikes) and won't rip a hole in you later...
RosiesJerky.
OK, it is not going to take out the trash or achieve world peace... it is jerky. Backup plan for watching a game or on a hike etc. They have a bunch of flavors, usually sold at smaller gas stations or convenience stores in southern VT.
Everything is a little much; myself I stick with Original or throw in a
Cajun if getting more than one. I like the way they don't over-reach on the sales pitch either; "quite possibly Vermont's finest tasting jerky."
It is dry, almost the feeling of bark, has a good chew to it and tastes like salted beef. Not much more you can ask for. Not greasy or colored (you ever spit after eating a slim jim... that elastic orange grease... yikes) and won't rip a hole in you later... RosiesJerky.
OK, it is not going to take out the trash or achieve world peace... it is jerky. Backup plan for watching a game or on a hike etc. They have a bunch of flavors, usually sold at smaller gas stations or convenience stores in southern VT. Everything is a little much; myself I stick with Original or throw in a Cajun if getting more than one. I like the way they don't over-reach on the sales pitch either; "quite possibly Vermont's finest tasting jerky."