JackLinks

I've tried every kind of canned Chili on the market. I was not impressed with the new Jack Links Chili... honestly...upon my first taste...tasted just like chef boyardee ravioli...but pureed. Not sure there was any meat...if so...it was so finely chopped. Definitely not worth $3.85/ 15 oz can. I think Links needs to stick with Jerky...and leave chili to the experts...like Wolf Brand. Just my expert opinion here. Thank you.
David O.
Texas

I've never even tasted Jack li is but I never will after watching the very offensive ads urinating in the bathroom

I have been buying jerky for several years. I am now on a strict diet so I have to weigh everything. Pkg says 16 1 oz serv EVERY pkg has only 15 ozs.

They offer promos but to get the promo you need a sticker they put on the bag that can be easily stolen and sold for profit. If they were smart they would have put the codes for the promotion on the inside of the bag. There are countless people being ripped off by scalpers trying to make a quick buck because of the promotion teams smart ideo to place the promo tags on the outside of the products. All regular items can be purchased online but the promo items rae only in stores, I guess they didn't account for the people who aren't able to physically get up and go the the store to buy what they want.

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love the taste of most of your items. My wife was eating your beef steak original jerky and took a bite and was chewing when she bit down on something hard. After biting the hard object she spit it out in her hand only to find a peiece of bone twice the size of here chipped tooth. We are saving the piece of bone just in case her tooth gets and has to go to a dentist. We only want to warn the public of this situation. Since there is not warning written on the package. Thank you for your time and response..

Ordered 2 boxes of the wild hot snack sticks (qty 24 each) for 39.99 each before applying 15% off coupon, for a total of roughly $68.00. Shipping was free.

The good: the package only took 3 days to arrive via UPS

The bad: they only sent one box of 24 snack sticks. Invoice states I ordered 2, was charged for 2, but only 1 was in their box.

Once JL contacts me back I will edit this review and will hopefully be able to give them at least a couple more stars. It's pretty disappointing though that on my very first order with their website they managed to muck up a simple order. Not very good business practice.

Anyone who eats a lot of jerky knows Jacklinks is the best of the crap store bought jerky. It does taste good, but the texture is often rubbery. The price you pay at a convenience store is absurd as well. Your way better off finding a jerky outlet online to supply your jerky fix. Or invest in your own dehydrator and make your own. Which will taste waaaay better than jacks.

If your on the go. Road trip, quick snack etc. Jack Links is the way to go. If you are buying it to take home and enjoy... you reaaaallly need to explore other options!

I love beef jerky and all things related (ex: pepperoni sticks), and this has been the case ever since I was a kid. I sometimes buy a Jack Link's product at the grocery store, but usually I order my favorite ones online.

+Jack Link's is known for having quality products. Everything is carefully made, and it shows.
+There's a wide range of products to choose from (ex: Beef Jerky; Tender Cuts; Beef Steak Nuggets; Jerky Chew; Lil' Chub Sausage).
You can also buy some clothing and STUFF (2 caps and a beanie).
+Over a year ago, Jack Link's teamed up with http://amazon.com. As a result, if you order online, you're likely to receive your items within a week. You can also receive "FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25." There are also deals on Amazon all the time.
+The website is easy to use and navigate.

+/-Bank of America is partly to blame, but it was a real hassle ordering online one time. I placed 2 orders, and ended up being charged 3 times for each. As a result, I was charged $70 in overdraft fees. I had to clear things up with an Amazon representative and with 2 bank employees (the extra charges went away after a few days, but I don't know if the $70 would have really been credited to my account had I not made such a stink).
On the plus side, there has been no drama with my other orders. I also received some extra items when my orders finally arrived (they were basically doubled). Unless incompetence was at work, this was probably the company's way of rewarding me for my patience and trouble.
+/-If you order online, you have to buy in bulk. You're going to save some money, especially if you receive free shipping, but the products range from $8.88-$39.99 (everything went up a year ago). I provide some examples below.

-I prefer Jack Link's products over some brands (ex: Oberto), but if you want really good jerky, I recommend Pemmican and Pacific Gold. It's not for everyone, but Golden Island Pork Jerky is worth trying too (PG and GIPJ can be found at Costco).
-The online store never has everything in stock. For some products (ex: Jack Link's Smokehouse Meat Snacks), it's better to go to Amazon directly (you should save a bit more this way too).
-The main Jack Link's products sold at Target are only $3.99. At other stores, though (ex: Safeway; Rite Aid), the products typically cost $5.99 or $6.49.

Original Beef Jerky: 7.5/10.
Edible and somewhat good, but the pieces tend to be chewy. The bags are small (3.25 oz.) and not worth $5 (online).

Teriyaki Beek Jerky: 8.5/10.
I'm not normally a teriyaki fan, but the jerky is noticeably softer and more flavorful than the original.

Prime Rib Tender Cuts (the only Tender Cuts currently available): 8.5/10.
The beef is slow cooked with Jack Link's signature marinade, and the pieces are very meaty and good. The bags are only 3 oz., though.

Maple Brown Sugar Pork Tender Cuts (they're sold in packs of 4): 9.5/10.
Excellent. The best of the Tender Cuts. The pieces remind me of honey baked ham, and are simply delectable.

Chicken Fajita Tender Cuts: 8/10.
Not bad, but not very memorable either.

KC Masterpiece BBQ Tender Cuts: 5/10.
Memorable in a bad way. The sauce ruins the "cuts." It was hard for me to finish a bag, and that's saying something.

Original Beef Steak Nuggets ($39.99 for 8 3.25-oz. Bags): 9.5/10.
Another excellent product. I down the nuggets the way some people pop pills.

Teriyaki Beef Steak Nuggets: 9/10.
My main father-in-law loves them, and I enjoy buying him bags.

Pepperoni Deli Cuts Sausage Bites: 8/10.
Pretty tasty and easy to eat. Not great, but good.

Pepperoni eXtra X-Stick (on Amazon, a box of 30 1.25-oz. Sticks is $26.90): 8.5/10.
Good, but greasy. They're better than the Original sticks, though (each of them contains some small pieces of fat).

Super Size Pepperoni Beef Sticks (on Amazon, $24 for a box of 24 1.5-oz. Sticks): 9/10.
Great. Long, wide, meaty, and flavorful.

Jerky Chew - Original Flavor: 6/10.
A. 32 oz. Tin goes a long way. Still, blah.

Original Lil' Chub Sausage (a canister of 24 1.625-oz. Sausages costs $19.99): 8/10.
Meaty and not too fatty. The sausages make a good snack, and are easier to eat than they look. They're not the greatest in terms of taste, but are good overall.

Original Bulk Beef Sticks (on Amazon, $29.83 for 72.92-oz. Sticks): 8/10.
Somewhat flavorful. Pretty good, but not the best beef sticks around.

Avoid the Beef Steak products. The steak is chewy and has a strong taste.
The Deli Cuts products are better, but not by much.

This completes our Jack Link's tour (whew). Please come again when I'm not busy scarfing down some Beef Steak Nuggets.