Teriyaki

I grabbed these FATTY meat sticks to have something quick and protein packed to keep in my bag and they have been great. The flavor is much better than most gas station style sticks I have tried. You can actually taste the beef and pork instead of just salt, and there is no strange chemical aftertaste. The texture is firm but not tough, so you do not feel like you are chewing forever. I also like that they are made with grass fed beef and pork raised without antibiotics, which makes me feel better about eating them regularly. At 12 grams of protein per stick they are an easy way to get some real food in between meals, on road trips, or when I am working and do not have time for a full lunch. If you want a convenient snack that is filling and tastes good without being junky, these are worth trying.

These have a really nice flavor as well as a nice presentation to them... The packaging is catchy, and concise with all the details needed. I am a fan of the little pop-out window to grab them one at a time, rather than having the whole top open. The wrapper was very easy to open. The product was within date, and none of the sticks seemed to have any issues, as far as I could tell without opening them. The texture of the meat stick is delightful - not a chewy stick, but also not like blended bologna. It has a decent chew and taste to it. The teriyaki flavor is a bit light, but sometimes that can be a good thing, because they're letting the quality of the meat speak for itself, and allowing the teriyaki to complement the flavor of the meat, not over-power it. It has a nice blend of herbs and spices. I enjoy these teriyaki sticks, and could see myself re-ordering them in the future.

FATTY Grass-Fed Beef Smoked Meat Sticks, Teriyaki Flavor, 12g Protein Per Stick, 2 oz. (Pack of 20) The sticks come stacked in a light cardboard standing box, similar to you might find in a store. I like that it comes in a box like this, because you can leave it on the Pantry Shelf and just grab one as you need it. Each of the sticks is individually packaged in a tough plastic sheath. well it does have a serrated / Sawtooth and to the plastic, I find them a little hard to just rip open, so I usually have to use a scissors or a pocket knife. As far as taste, it is a very smooth meaty taste with just a hint of Teriyaki sweetness. The meat stick is larger in diameter than many of the sticks on the market. these are about 3/4 of an inch in diameter and while they have a tougher outside skin, the meat is softer than many and easy to chew. The bottom line on these meat sticks? easy to store, individually packaged, and quite tasty.

These are delicious. As opposed to most shelf stable meet snacks, these are not dried out but instead are very juicy. Notes on packaging: The meant-for-retail-display style paperboard box wasn't designed to bounce around loosely in an Amazon cardboard box, so anticipate that it may come ripped/disfigured. Probably not a big deal to most. What matters more is these are always individually wrapped well. I used to buy Jack Links steak strips at my local Sam's Club and the last time didn't go well. That company constructs their displayable box very sturdy, but have have wrapping issues. Several of them were not sealed right. Some had trapped air inside while others air could freely move in and out. They stank and were clearly spoiled by the time I opened the box and discovered it. The math: I don't know where Amazon is getting their $64 price point. These are $2.99 at Sheetz (all 2.0 oz flavors) and that's probably the average price most places; may even be the MSRP. My point is that would be $59.80 for 20, not $64. I'm still saving by subscribing over buying locally, but 9.0301% NOT 15%. Selection: With this company be sure what flavor and size you're buying. They choose green colored font for both Teriyaki and Jalapeño and the two green colors are very close. That's a design oversight. They can keep them both green, but I would make one a green closer to yellow and the other closer to blue as well as one lighter and the other darker. That would help differentiate them. Also these are the 2.0 oz not the 3.0 oz (which are $3.89 individually at Sheetz) Recommendations: I also subscribe to the Honey BBQ. Chicken BBQ - ok, but I wouldn't subscribe. Original - tried & true 'classic' I'll get occasionally but again wouldn't subscribe. Jalapeño - I don't eat anything with a high Scoville, so I can't rate this flavor. OG Cheddar - Original but with cheese injected. It's what you'd expect. Well I ate it 😂 Um...wouldn't turn it down if someone offered me one free, but probably won't buy it again. I think there are a few others I haven't tried yet. Would be interested to taste test anything new this company comes up with! That's a recommend from me!

I started picking these up at Sheetz truck stops in Pennsylvania, and haven't seen these west of the PA/OH border, so I ordered some. They are enough to satisfy and don't seem to contain excess garbage.

Good size, just enough and taste great. Just enough sugar in them. We go through several of these per week, and they come in really handy when you just want to snack up so you can eat later. I bring them to work so I can eat without breaking stride

Nice and tender. Not dry like some other brands. Good. Quality. Meat.

Best meat stick I've ever had, and I've tried 'em all. Not greasy or tough, it's just right!