Nick's Sticks Clean & Balanced Free Range Turkey Snack Sticks | Made in the USA | Gluten Free | Paleo, Keto, Whole30 Approved | No Soy, Antibiotics or Hormones (12 – 1.7oz. Packs of 2 Sticks)

Normally love them but this batch was oily and had a weird flavor. I tossed them out since they weren't able to be returned. Huge waste of money. (Update: after Nicks saw my post they reached out and wanted to make it right. They sent me, on their dime, a new batch directly from their company. Not thru Amazon. They were perfect in flavor and texture. I will continue ordering because I love them but maybe thru them in lieu of Amazon from this point on. Thanks Nicks for being 100% behind your product)

Very tasty, and obviously high quality meat.

While I love these beef sticks (flavorful, filling, healthy) the sticks were spoiled in this last delivery. I've ordered them 6 times before with no issues but the last time the sticks were gray in color and looked slimy so I threw them out. Thankfully the seller gave me a refund without any issue. I really want to order them again because I actually love these sticks but I'll probably go right to the store to get them as there seems to be problems with spoilage when ordering via Amazon.

Delicious, a family favorite! Highly recommended!

I've always been a long term fan of Ostrim meat sticks, but saw these in an Amazon ad and decided to try them. Wow. I'm happy I did. PROs: - There's more product in the package (1.7oz as opposed to 1.5oz Ostrim) - There are two sticks per package, (yes, of course they are slightly smaller, but you finish one and, voila, there's another one waiting for you!). - From a purely subjective POV, the taste is better. More like meat, less like flavorings. - The better taste may be a function of Nicks' use of free-range animals (no hormones or antibiotics). No artificial colors, soy, msg, nitrates or nitrites. - My wife loves the fact that Nick's Free Range Turkey are 75 calories and 0 carbs (Ostrim Turkey is 100 cal, 6 carbs) - Product packaging is easier to open without 'tools'. (As I get older I start to care about stuff like that...) CONs: - I haven't found a 'flavor variety pack' yet, which I prefer, just to keep things fresh and to enable trying new product and finding a favorite one or two. But I don't think Ostrim sells a 'native' variety pack either; bulk buying and repackaging seems to be a function of third party resellers. - Ostrim wins in the protein content category (at least comparing turkey-based products) Ostrim 14g, Nick's 10g. WASH: - I like the flavor of Ostrim's spicy meat sticks, but haven't tried Nick's spicy versions yet. So I want to try the spicy version of each of Nick's meats before judging that aspect. -Depending on the quantity and seller, the prices are almost identical on a per oz. basis. Nick's seems to be sold directly by "Nick's Sticks by Wenzel's Farm" whereas Ostrim is often sold by companies who buy in bulk and repackage.

I LOVE these turkey sticks! Free range, limited ingredients, sugar free, zero carb, low calorie, good protein and totally delicious!! What more could you want? I keep a couple of these in my purse all the time. It’s the perfect snack for any time of day, and is a late night snack that I don’t have to feel guilty about! When I used to buy these in the store I would occasionally get some that were really squishy (more like turkey paste in a tube than turkey sticks) but since I’ve been ordering through Amazon with subscribe and save I haven’t gotten a single squishy one! Yes, they are quite pricey, but it’s a price I’m willing to pay for the convenience and the quality. I can definitely recommend these, ESPECIALLY if you subscribe to a clean keto lifestyle. I choose to get most of my protein from plant sources but this is one of my exceptions. LOVE! I hope this review has been helpful! And yes I pay full price for these. Feel free to ask any questions!

So good

Really good and decently spicy!