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Ostrim Jerkee

Have had beef jerky several times over the years prior to surgery and liked it. Just not a regular thing I ate.

So thought I'd try the Ostrim Teriyaki Jerkee. 2 pieces with 60 cals and 10 g of protein. Good snack right?

I did finish one piece and wrapped the other piece back up.

I just kept thinking of ostriches running around:(

Don't do that when eating other protein so why the ostrich???

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  • My husband LOVES Ostrim! (I cannot stand it, but I don't like jerky of any kind) I think it's a great snack because it's high-protein, low-carb and calories, and is easily portable. My hubby is in the

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I used to work in a small mountain celebrity retreat hospital in the 90's. Our anesthesiologist also owned an ostrich farm and was always trying to sell us on ostrich meat. Sounded gross to me. One day he brought in samples (spaghetti sauce, chili, burgers, etc) for us to try. I was pleasantly impressed.

Almost like buffalo. Very lean beefy taste. Not sure I'd pay the almost $12 a lb that he wanted for the stuff tho!

My husband LOVES Ostrim! (I cannot stand it, but I don't like jerky of any kind) I think it's a great snack because it's high-protein, low-carb and calories, and is easily portable. My hubby is in the Army and is frequently gone with training and deployment so that is his go-to snack because it never melts or gets crushed like a power bar. They do have a lot of sodium, so you might need to be careful with that.

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I'm thinking that was my one and only attempt.

Tummy liked it but not my mind;)

Ooh, I tried it for the 1st time yesterday & bought 2 boxes.....So yummy, it reminds me of a thick but, leaner Slim Jim!

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