Krave All Natural Jerky Sampler

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[QUOTE=alexjleon, post:16, topic:342263]

I think the price is fair but the Krave representative joining just to tame the posts is just awkward.

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I like the fact they are here to offer support and answer questions. I have seen this done for other products here too and I feel that it only helps with buyer decisions. YMMV.

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Hey! It’s the Roomba of semi-fine foods! Thanks again wine.woot! I’m really hoping this isn’t the ORIGINAL batch from way back yonder…

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i bought these last woot and LOVE the chili lime :slight_smile: glad to see it’s included again along with some other interesting flavors!

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[QUOTE=inkycatz, post:20, topic:342263]
Goodness no, we love it when our product reps drop in, especially at these late hours!
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[QUOTE=scfreshy, post:21, topic:342263]
I like the fact they are here to offer support and answer questions. I have seen this done for other products here too and I feel that it only helps with buyer decisions. YMMV.
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I retract my statement, then! I guess I’m a horrible lurker!

Now that I think about it, it’s pretty nice. Nonetheless, this might be my first woot… some jerky =p.

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[QUOTE=brucedoesbms, post:22, topic:342263]
Hey! It’s the Roomba of semi-fine foods! Thanks again wine.woot! I’m really hoping this isn’t the ORIGINAL batch from way back yonder…
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Nope - It’s a new recipe with a new cut of beef. We are now USDA certified All-Natural - whereas before we were not.

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I bought just to counter-act some of the earlier negative posts. Stange start to a non-wine woot offering. Thursdays are typically non-wines. People just need to relax.

Krave All Natural Jerky Sampler
Current numbers (updated each minute)
First sucker: sombraala
Speed to first woot: 1m 5.593s
Last wooter to woot: jimjacks66

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The wife and I really enjoyed these as snacks on our honeymoon in Hawaii, in for 2!

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[QUOTE=inkycatz, post:20, topic:342263]
Goodness no, we love it when our product reps drop in, especially at these late hours!
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Yo! ink paws: If you’re not early, your late… good morning!

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One last post before I decide on 2 or 3 - when should the expiration date be for these, in general?

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[QUOTE=jimjacks66, post:26, topic:342263]
I bought just to counter-act some of the earlier negative posts. Stange start to a non-wine woot offering.
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I like to think that the enthusiastic folks are making sure they got in on the deal before commenting.

[QUOTE=brucedoesbms, post:28, topic:342263]
Yo! ink paws: If you’re not early, your late… good morning!
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Technically, it’s inching towards late on the west coast. Morning, evening, I’m not sure any more this week to be honest. :slight_smile:

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[QUOTE=inkycatz, post:30, topic:342263]
I like to think that the enthusiastic folks are making sure they got in on the deal before commenting.
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I love your positive spin to things. Will try to implement this strategy on a daily basis!

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I’m amazed that so many of you are willing to drop $25 on a lb of flavored packaged jerky…and they say this is a bag economy

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this is the best beef jerky ever made and packaged… mouthgasm…

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[QUOTE=alexjleon, post:29, topic:342263]
One last post before I decide on 2 or 3 - when should the expiration date be for these, in general?
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Our jerky has a 9 month shelf life - while most of the other store bought jerky (with nitrates) can carry a 1-2 year shelf life. Thanks!

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LOL… Math is apparently not a strong point for midnight Wooters. But still… $24 per lb for preserved meat is still rather high. Especially with all those questionable ingredients. Once I saw Alton Brown’s method of making jerky with a box fan and A/C filters, I just can’t justify the money.

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[QUOTE=kraveit, post:34, topic:342263]
Our jerky has a 9 month shelf life - while most of the other store bought jerky (with nitrates) can carry a 1-2 year shelf life. Thanks!
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Now I feel bad for being a bit… jerky.

Thanks! In for 3.

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[QUOTE=mikecris, post:35, topic:342263]
LOL… Math is apparently not a strong point for midnight Wooters. But still… $24 per lb for preserved meat is still rather high. Especially with all those questionable ingredients. Once I saw Alton Brown’s method of making jerky with a box fan and A/C filters, I just can’t justify the money.
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Thanks for bringing it out!! – The ingredients listed on the page are incorrect. Please check out the ingredients on the website. Our new recipe has NO Artificial ingredients. Thanks…

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[QUOTE=deejayfiggy, post:32, topic:342263]
I’m amazed that so many of you are willing to drop $25 on a lb of flavored packaged jerky…and they say this is a bag economy
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You’re right, it IS a bag economy:

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[QUOTE=kraveit, post:37, topic:342263]
Thanks for bringing it out!! – The ingredients listed on the page are incorrect. Please check out the ingredients on the website. Our new recipe has NO Artificial ingredients. Thanks…
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Thank you for being on that and letting us know. I’ll drop the necessary folks a note, but it might not get fixed til the morning.

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I’m confused. The insider comments imply that this jerky has no nitrates/nitrites; however, the ingredients list “sodium nitrite cure”.

Sorry that my first woot! post is short on praise, because I love me some woot!, but this deal is kinda blah, and may even be a little deceptive. You can’t call something “All Natural” if it contains artificial colors and/or high fructose corn syrup.

EDIT: Never mind, it appears that woot! has the ingredients listed incorrectly. Interest piqued.