Epic - Venison Bar Sea Salt and Pepper - 12 Bars

Snack for between meals that doesn’t contain sugar and other harmful chemicals

My sincerest thank you to Epic for there 100% grass fed and finished meat snacks with NO additional artificial ingredients. As a person with many food sensitivities I promise this product will not disappoint! I not only use Epic delicious animal protein snacks in the back country hunting and the mountain bike trails but also as an everyday mid afternoon healthy clean work snack.

Tastes like salt Dry

I started buying a few other Epic meat bars at shop rite a couple months ago and I fell in love. I usually chose the turkey or beef in stores and they're great. I tried the bison and they are delicious as well, but I try to watch my fat content and typically choose leaner meats in my diet. That's why I wanted to change it up. I hadn't been able to find the venison bars in stores, so I went for ordering a whole box of it online. It was definitely worth the order - the venison meat bars are amazing and I plan on ordering it regularly now.That being said, "Epic" makes meat bars. These are not jerky in the traditional sense. Please do not buy this if you want some sodium-infested, wheat-added soy sauce garbage beef jerky. This is all natural for a reason, which means it's not going to live up to the standards of people who like to eat the cheap stuff.I've read some reviews about the dryness or some sort of "lack of jerky" idea. People, this is why we read labels. Please be informed of your purchase PRIOR to writing a bad review because you're making it crappy for the rest of us that are educated consumers and are consciously aware of our food choices.I'm not sure why the product list states "15g of protein." It's definitely 12 g when you check the nutrition label. Just stating the facts, and if Amazon posted this they should make that change asap.

Well, like a lot of similar reviewers I have to say YUKKKKK!! on two grounds.... One the taste is terrible....Two, it's now loaded with sugar..........unnecessary added junk> This is yet another example of corporate greed. Typical General Mills corporate style.....buy a small company for it's brand recognition and then add the Big Ag "formula" which means adulteration beyond recognition. Add sugar, speed up production and destroy the recipe and assume that dumb people will gobble it up. Disgusting. I had to throw the remainder of my order of two boxes out with the garbage. It got to be just nauseating and my bodily systems were rebelling against even opening a package. It's that bad. Tell me something: is it time for us to take action against this kind of tyranny? One way to begin is to avoid all the major brands that you know are in bed with Big Pharma, Big Ag, and Big Food brands. This is just one brand to avoid because they are part of the problem we face at the grocery store. And what do you suppose the execs are being paid to destroy otherwise good food in this manner? It's time for some serious changes before we all die of cancer.