Oh Boy! Oberto Classics Thin Style Peppered Beef Jerky, 1.2 Ounce (Pack of 8)

The best peppered beef jerky I can find. Been a favorite of mine since I was a kid. Just wish it was cheaper so I could order more often!!

Best beef jerky ever!

Very delicious. Good for on the go

I won’t be ordering this again. It’s disappointing because I used to love it so much. It’s difficult to find in stores, so when I saw it on Amazon, I was so excited. I’ve been buying this since 2018 & never did I ever receive a bag with mold in it. For years I always received bags of fresh and delicious beef jerky. It After a few years I noticed that the beef jerky was getting harder & tasted stale. I thought maybe I had just gotten a couple of bad batches, and was willing to look past it. Then came the day when I received several bags of beef jerky COMPLETELY covered in mold! I couldn’t believe it. Even more disturbing is the fact that you could clearly see it was beyond spoiled, and yet somehow, the person who packaged my order thought nothing of sending rotten food after taking my money. That’s unacceptable & disgusting.

I always have loved Oberto's classic Thin jerky and no sugary taste. If the price wasn't to high, I'd rate it '5'

I'm a native of Seattle Washington.I've been eating this beef jerky.My whole life since I was a little girl and it has changed drastically.It's not that good.It's super thick oily.It's not dry enough and it's NOT THIN at all

I have loved Oberto's beef jerky since my early childhood. I despaired when they came out with their new "original" recipe as I loved this original thin style. Other beef jerkies are good, but no-one beats the flavor profile of this timeless classic.Update 8/6/21 - Changing my review to 3 stars now. I still like their jerky more than others but most of the 7 oz packages I've gotten lately have not been up to the same standard as they were before. It's not as thin or as dry as it's supposed to be. Some big pieces are thick and moist, which is NOT what I look for in their Thin Style Original. I'm not even sure if it's still good as I can't find an expiration date on the package itself. The coloring is all wrong, mostly a lighter brown now than the dark, rich brown it used to be. I might flip to the smaller 1.2 oz size, but the cost difference is astronomical (almost 3x as much per volume). Might be time to end my monthy delivery.

I eat and sample a lot of jerky, most of it is junk. Too soft generic garbage seems to be the common formula for most. I mean Jack Links?! That stuff is closer to a dog treat than something a person should consider a meat snack, certainly not eatable. I definitely also have a preference towards cowboy dry versus all this wet soft stuff.What makes this Oh Boy Oberto so good? Super thin cut and not chewy soft, but also not so dry it turns into dust. The thin slices mean you can down these at breakneck speed without getting a toothache. Not quite dry dusty cowboy dry, but just enough you could carry a bag off into the sunset and feel worthy. Wholesome and hardy, the way it should be. Not overly salty, not too bland. The peppered isn't really hot, but has a nice flavor with a bit more zing versus the original. Pricing is decent as most jerky prices have nearly doubled over the years. Delicious.