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Renjer Elk Jerky Black Pepper

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Unit price34.36 € per  100g

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RENJER's Elk Jerky Black Pepper is a modern take on a traditional snack. Our 100% wild game meat is sourced from Scandinavian and Baltic forests, and is specifically from the large European elk, also known as moose in North America. This jerky features an intense flavor from black pepper, making it a great option for those who desire a spicier snack. We are confident that once you try it, this flavor of elk jerky has the potential to become your favorite!

Ingredient list

elk meat (Alces Alces) (90%), sea salt, white wine vinegar, stabilizer: citrus pectin, spice mix, black pepper (1,17%). Takes 275g meat for 100g jerky.

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Nutritional facts per 100g

Energy: 1139 kJ / 272 kcal | Fat: 1,8g | Sat. fat: 0,9g | Carbs: 2,2g | Sugars: 1,8g | Protein: 53g | Salt: 3,9g

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