Got Jerky?

[forestmaster]

Currently fullauto likes Oberto Original Beef Jerky best for a decent source of post-workout protein that is portable, easy to store, etc. I tracked some down, but now he's concerned about the relatively high salt content and Oberto doesn't make a low or no-salt version of their jerky at this time

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[ericthemage]

There's a beef jerky store near Ohio that makes their own, I can't remember the name of it though. Maybe Beef Jerky Unlimited?

[forestmaster]

Is that the one around exit 5 or 6 that's "not a gas station"? I think it's Beef Jerky Outlet or something like that... hrm...

[ericthemage]

Yeah, I think so. Though I imagine it's difficult to make a low salt beef jerky since the salt helps make it in the first place.

[daddygod]

I was at the store at least weekly when I was in OKC and they carry a metric buttload of varieties. Here is the link to their nutritional information page but you can go from there to see all their offerings. Maybe the nut-info can help you find a mix of values that would work.

http://www.tbje.com/conditions.php

[daddygod]

Oops. Forgot to add that the place above sells this stuff but here is the main company website. We buy their lemon pepper jerky by the case.

http://www.wildjoesbeefjerky.com/

[forestmaster]

*Finally* got around to ordering some of this today. Put your name down as a reference. If you get 5 people to do so, you get free jerky...

[jimp220]

I like the original flavor they sell at Costco, most excellent.