Renjer Wild Jerky Tasting 2020 (2018/19 Flavours, 85g)

Have consumed a lot of dried and cured meats, particularly from Scandinavian countries, and have to say these products are nowhere near the taste and quality of reindeer, elk and deer that I have previously eaten in country and acquired on line. They were so unpalatable none of my family could eat then , so all were consigned to the bin. Shame as we were all looking forward to a good experience.

I ordered this for a friend's birthday and he absolutely loved each bag of jerky- the elk being his favorite! All very tender and unique from the others in their flavors, he's a big fan now.

All of these were awful. They smell and taste awful, like deer poo!! Too soft, and some going mouldy. Absolute crap put in a fancy packet.

This jerky is the best I've had, all of the three are so good. I just want to buy more! Fast shipping too.

Good tasty product

Very good quality and really tasty!

I don't usually buy food products from the internet and especially not from outside my country. But had to make an exception when I saw this product being sold here. The product is bit expensive in my country and got it a little cheaper this way. Even though the amount of meat is not enough to satiate your hunger, it's enough to satiate your culinary needs. The meat tastes like game meat should taste with bit of salt, no extra additives or taste of packing gasses, just simple taste of good dried game meat. Packaging is simple, nice and looks good. Also it's easy to open. Meat was tasty and had a good texture. You can actually recognize different muscle fibers on the pieces. Definitely a high quality product. It actually makes you a bit sad when you are about to eat that last piece of meat, you will cherish the moment.

Here is my thoughts on the three jerky products from Renjer - Deer, Elk and Reindeer. Packaging. Great durability. Great material. Easily read information both front and back and with a small satchet of Oxygen Absorber in the package. Came in a small and sturdy box, that survived very nicely. Overall, loved it. Even my mum loved it. Each had subtle differences from taste to smell to texture. As far as I know, there were no bad thoughts towards the products, and in the future would consider buying again, probably on my next batch of random Amazon purchases, especially the Deer. Just so you know, if I use odd descriptions, it's my tastes and scents, and *probably* not the full representation of the final product :) so please take note. I do try not to mislead people. Please take the scents part as one of the odd descriptions as mentioned. Everyone smells things with a different fragrance, as such. Mine, I tend to use some odd or bizzare descriptions, intentionally to be good. A lot of people are used to more modern day methods, however these are traditional methods, as far as I know, so I'm trying not to disrespect its process and style. Anyhoo I am sat in bed, reviewing each product as I go to refresh memory, and rinsing my taste buds with good old Lancashire tap water. Smells, or Scents, are sometimes challenging, at least for me to do, as most of the flavour is typically locked in the meat. But here are my descriptions, even if they seem bizzare as hell. I use the term juicy, meaning once you chew it and it gets moisture added back in the product it releases the flavour. Welcome to the Clint Way. All products are cut into bite-sized pieces. Deer; Texture. Like dried meat. Not quite stereotypical jerky. Easier to break apart and bite into. You can feel the fibres when you chew. Which is great. Tastes. Rich, Juicy (after a few chews). Like really nice. And for some unknown reason I get a hint of Kippers or another smoked fish, but thats probably me, as my mum can't taste it, but she thought of spam, but I didn't. Both agree on mouth watering. Scent wise. I haven't the foggiest. It's not bad. But the only thing my mind can relate to is a box of Weetabix. Which is a wholegrain wheat cereal. Anyhoo moving on... Elk; Texture. Similar to that of the deer, if a tad more chewy and harder. Again not bad. Taste. Another rich taste, though possibly richer then the deer, and again juicy once you've done a few chews and it gets re-moistured. Scent. Mum reckons pepper. Me, faint smell of Weetabix. To be honest. I struggle on the scent of this. Reindeer; Previously... I've tried Reindeer as a roast dinner that my Nan made with a Finnish recipe in the past, so was excited to try it in other ways. The smell, to me, is like a lot of Weetabix. Like if I just took an almighty wiff of the box. (Love Weetabix btw). I just wish I could figure out a more universal smell. Texture. The more "meatier" texture of the three. They all had the texture of jerky, but this had the least texture of jerky in my honest opinion. Others may differ. About the same chew consistency as the deer. Tastes. Aftertaste similar to Corned Beef, however unique overall. As close as my mind can put a comparison to anyhop. Another rich and juicy product. Final Notes. All very moreish. Nice rich flavours. Textures are great. Feels like love went into the product, rather then mass production. If you're intuiged, either by what we, the reviewers, or from what you've read elsewhere, then give it a go. In the end, what do you have to lose? Couple of bob? PS. I seem to have turned this into a micro-essay. And possibly have used way too many commas (,) in some places. Hope this is of use ^.^

... Wild, nicht so robust im Geschmack wie Elch, da es fetter ist. Und am zartesten das Rentier, das aber weniger Eiweiss als die anderen beiden enthält. Das sich aber ALLES sehr gut kauen liess - und vor allem auch schön lange vorhält. Allerdings bezweifle ich schwer, dass die guten alten Wikinger oder Lappen ihr Ren-, Elch- oder Wldfleisch vor dem Trocknen in E250 alias Natriumnitrit einlegten. Gut, dieses synthetische Pökelsalz verhindert, dass uns Bakterien wie Botulinus den Appetit verderben und/oder krank machen. Absolut "natürlich" ist dieses Jerky vom Wild also leider auch nicht. Hier haben wir einen Beutel mit 30 Gramm Wild-Jerky, für den 100 Gramm Frischfleisch getrocknet wurden. Pro 100 Gramm liegen die Nährwerte bei 406 kcal/1693 kJ, mit satten 70 % Eiweiss, 8 % Fett, und 4 Gramm Salz. Je 30-Gramm-Beutel also circa 135 kcal. Und einen Beutel mit 30 Gramm Elch-Jerky, für den 100 Gramm Frischfleisch getrocknet wurden. Pro 100 Gramm liegen die Nährwerte bei 371 kcal/1547 kJ, mit satten 77 % Eiweiss, 7 % Fett, und 4 Gramm Salz. Pro 30-Gramm-Beutel also circa 120 kcal. Und einen Beutel mit 25 Gramm Rentier-Jerky, für den 70 Gramm Frischfleisch getrocknet wurden. Pro 100 Gramm liegen die Nährwerte bei 273 kcal/1142 kJ, mit 56,7 % Eiweiss, 4,5 % Fett, und 4 Gramm Salz. Je 25-Gramm-Beutel also circa nur 70 kcal. Letzteres schmeckte ich bei einigen der sehr schön geschnittenen Teilchen leider ein wenig heraus. Darum die 4 Sterne-Wertung. Allerdings eine reine Geschmackssache, letztendlich... Ansonsten ist so ein 25/ 30-Gramm-Beutel ein recht gesunder und vor allem auch sehr sättigender Snack mit circa 70, 125 oder 135 kcal. Sehr schön kräftig und sehr individuell im Geschmack, und eine echte Abwechslung zu Beef alias Rind. Kann ich durchaus weiter empfehlen. Preislich liegt diese nordische Spezialität allerdings im oberen Preisbereich. Das wissen wir aber vor dem Kauf. Und haltbar ungeöffnet bis 01/2019. Wer also einmal etwas anderes probieren mag im Jerky-Bereich, kann sich hier austoben. Und dann die jeweiligen Lieblingsjerkies einzeln bestellen. Der Shop ist super, der Versand günstig und echt schnell, sogar nach Bella Italia. Danke!

Me encanta! Estuve viviendo en Suecia hace años, y echaba de menos estos snacks. Son bastante sabrosos. Me alegro que por fin pueda encontrarlo en España. Recomendable 100%

Produit délicieux, mes très chères pour la quantité

Das Jerky unterscheidet sich sehr von gewöhnlichem Beef Jerky. Alle Drei haben einen sehr ähnlichen Grundgeschmack, aber mit verschiedenen Geschmacksnoten. Als Jerky-Fan sollte man es auf jedem fall Probieren. Am besten fande ich das Hirsch Jerky

Tres variedades de carne curada. Envío rápido y bien presentado, pero el precio es excesivo para la poca cantidad que ofrece, que no es más que una muestra, más que un paquete de prueba.