Local Beef Jerky shops There used to be a place on Fraser or Nanaimo...somewhere around there that made the best jerky in a variety of flavours. Anyone know if it's still around, and if not, does anyone have any good places to go for some great jerky? Either beef/pork/salmon...anything. Let me know! |
One of my co-worker makes them. $20 pound. Goood jerky! She got pepper, regular, salt, thai, garlic and chilli. I get her to mix it up for me thai/chilli yumm! No takoyaki : ( |
i miss Jimmy's :'( |
that place is on fraser and 26th I think. Should be called Bee kim herng? or something like that. Defintely the best beef jerky i've ever had. A bit pricey though as it runs $18 per pound. |
Yeah, Fraser and 26th. Bee Kim Heng. |
Yeah, Jimmy's made good beef jerky. So Bee Kim Heng is still around? Time to get some jerky. Thanks. |
hmmm, if your ever in burnaby, on lougheed and gilmore, 1 bllock north of lougheed from gilmore, its a small meat shop on the corner...they make their own jerky, and its quite cheap, and TASTY!! you can smell them smoking various meats all day long, cant miss all the smoke comming from the roof |
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bump... anyone know any good beef jerky places? |
Look for South African Biltong (sp?) stores. One of the members here works for out of africa trading which carries it. |
One more vote for Bee Kim Heng on Fraser. A little more expensive than the others, but made in front of your eyes and tastes much better. |
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Alternately, there is a place in N. Van on Marine called African Breese [SIC] which sells some -- tho I couldn't say if it is good or not. |
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Hmm, so I've decided to give some jerky Xmas gifts. Not sure but does anyone know if Bee Kim Heng is still there on Fraser and 26th? Don't want to make a trip if they are gone... |
chinese jerky sucks. i LOVE S.A jerky, people update this please, i need to get a few pounds and have it during my winter hibernation |
T&T sells some pretty yummy ones |
It's pretty easy to make beef herky,just go out and buy your favorite meat,go purchase a smoker,marinate the meat in whatever flavour you like. My friend does this every year when he comes home from hunting,he makes deer and moose jerky,best stuff around. |
we are asian, smokers' is not a kitchen tool we acknowledge or will use (others include, big ovens, spatulas) |
I would honestly make my own, however, Bee Kim Heng's is seriously phenomenal. I just went by and they are still open. $19/lb...still the best in Vancouver as far as I'm concerned (other than the long forgotten Jimmy's). |
I thought Asian jerky (typically a Singapore tradition) is either pork (ground or sliced meat) cut into fine layer and cooked over charcoal to get the taste.. vs American ones are marinated and dried/smoked, they are done with chunks of beef. Honestly those are 2 different products. |
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Bee Kim Heng hands down. |
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the best place around is Fleetwood sausage in Cloverdale. So so good1! |
i love jerky. Whats the difference between Chinese and regular western style jerky? http://wickedchopspoker.com/wp-conte...-2009-wsop.jpg |
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