If you love jerky then you will love these Oberto jerky prices. Right now you can buy an 8 ounce bag of Oberto Natural Style Turkey Jerky ends and pieces for only $1. That’s only $2 a pound! It is what they call "ends and pieces" so I am assuming it has pieces that were too small to meet their quality standard.
If you don’t like Turkey jerky then they also have many other types of jerky on sale. You can get two 4 ounce bags of regular beef jerky for only $4.99 which is probably about half the price you would pay at Walmart. Jerky is a great snack that is high in protein and low fat.
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Comment by MR R on 4 June 2009:
i would like to know where I can get this jerky deal?
Comment by Al on 6 June 2009:
show me the turket jerky. need 2 pounds for my vacation
Comment by Kris on 7 June 2009:
Yeah, where is this awsome jerky deal. Can’t seem to find anything but expensive stuff.
Comment by Mark on 23 August 2009:
I too would like to buy a few hundred pounds of this stuff. Guess it must just be to good to be true.
Comment by stan on 7 October 2009:
people, read carefully. this deal was posted early 2007 – it will soon be 3 years old. VERY RARELY, but it happens, when oberto throws in that sale of ends and pieces. its basically tiny pieces in a large bag, for you to sprinkle on salads, etc – much like bacon bits – no large pieces, and you cant just take a chunk and eat it.
jerkynet.com has great prices on jerky, in large packs, though its equivalent to wal-mart bought jerky because jerkynet is a generic brand for world kitchens jerky sold at walmart.
jerky.com has lots of great jerky varieties – albeit expensive, but if you like exotic jerky – this is the place
incrediblejerky.com – what i’d call real homemade jerky i dont know if they make turkey jerky but they definitely make great chicken jerky. i cant have a lot of beef so i buy chicken jerky from them. very lean, tasty and best price i found.
hope this helps.
Comment by Shaggy on 12 October 2009:
Trying buy a food dehydrahtor. Make your own and the machines pays for itself within two batches.