Weaver’s Sweet n' Spicy Snack Sticks (80 sweet & spicy 7” beef & chicken snack sticks per 40oz bag)

Great value for the money these are more expensive if you can find in stores. They are super spicy but he likes that so they’re just right. You get so many so they last a long time just grab a couple on the run to tide you over until your next meal.

Really great spice level. I'm not some kinda spice challenge taker but the spice level was perfect in my opinion. They had my forehead sweating- not a bad thing! So besides the spice these sticks are very meaty tasting as well. Good value. I took a chance and was impressed..PB

I have purchased this product 3x this calendar year. The first and third purchase were flawless. However, my second purchase was not good, the sticks were stale (hard and lacking flavor). As long as you get a fresh batch the sticks are amazing..

I have to refrain from eating too many of these in a day, that’s how good they are. Definitely my favorite beef stick brand now.

I love these meat sticks I’ve literally loved them since I was in middle school living with my mom in Philly, the one thing I loves was how soft they were that’s because there wasn’t a greasy plastic like casing around it. I received a bag from my mom sent to me from a corner store in Philly they were perfect and in the same exact packaging! I received these and the weird casing was making it hard to chew through. I loved them how they were before, firm but soft and delicious now they are still good but the casing is not good and too chewy and hard to eat.

Alot like slim jims but case has more snap to it. I would advise opening and putting in another container and keeping them in the freezer. Even fully frozen they are chewable with not much change in texture( i perfer them to be a bit harder then when they are room temp). Putting them in the freezer will help drastically with shelf life since they are not individually packaged nor does the main package come with the packets that absorb oxygen or moisture.

The first few sticks were good. Tasted like pepperoni. That lasted a couple-three weeks. So I stored them in a good storage bag. Funky after-taste. Put them in the fridge, in the freezer storage bag, (because they work better than regular food storage bags), thinking that might help. It didn't. No matter what I did these things aged poorly in a short period of time. I ended up trashing most of them: about 70% of my purchase. Buyer beware.

Maybe the best meat/snack sticks out there, and cheaper then from the butcher shop....Ugh my mouth is now watering just thinking about them!