Think Jerky, Sriracha Honey Turkey Jerky (1.5 Ounce Bags, Pack of 5 Bags) - Chef Crafted Jerky, Free Range Turkey, Gluten Free, No Antibiotics/Nitrates - Healthy Protein Snack, Low Calorie, Low Fat

Liked the product a lot. I ordered it again because I liked it so much.

Great delicious protein for on the go to keep energy up

I LOVE these! The flavor is amazing and they are made with clean ingredients. I love these as one of my go to snacks. I do wish the individual bags were bigger, but that would be my only complaint.

We didn’t realize how small the bag was. It was good. A little spicy, wish we paid attention to the size so we could’ve bought a bigger bag! Would definitely buy again. Very tasty.

I'm a huge fan of Think Jerky products in general. Using only grass-fed and finished beef make all the world of difference in flavor and nutrition. Corn-fed cows might be preferable if you want fatty, super marbled steaks. But if you want healthy flavored jerky, then it's grass-fed all the way baby!I tried this flavor today for the first time, and I really liked it. It's a unique flavor in the jerky world, reminiscent of teriyaki, but with stronger ginger notes and a hint of sweet citrus. Now, I will say if you do not like this type of flavor profile, you may want to try one of the other flavors, and if this is your first time trying this company's product, and you prefer a more traditional Jerky flavor, start with the Classic.One thing to keep in mind is that since it is grass-fed, and has a lower saturated fat content, it may appear drier than some other jerky's that up the fat content for a smoother texture. But this is not a greasy gas station Slim Jim, it's healthy beef jerky ;) But it very quickly starts to melt in your mouth, and I enjoy the toothsome feel. Call it al dente beef jerky.Some of my coworkers preferred the original Think Jerky Classic flavor, but I also think they are boring.

Terrible, tossed them in the round file. Stick with the teriyaki beef, very good but way over priced for what get.

I absolutely love Think Jerky! I’ve tried most of the flavors, having gotten the variety pack for Christmas. My favorite is the sweet chipotle. I’m on Weight Watchers so the protein really helps keep me full. It’s also lower in sodium than any others I’ve looked at. I plan on always keeping this in my snacks stash. It’s the first one I reach for all the time. I have an order in now and I can’t wait to get it. I had the last one from my stash tonight.

I ordered the Sweet Chipotle Beef Jerky, but was sent the Sriracha Honey Turkey Jerky instead.As a general rule I don't tend to like turkey, regardless of whether or not it's in jerky form, but I'll try to be objective here despite that.The flavor is pretty good, I'm sure I'd give it a full 5 stars on the Flavor scale if I liked turkey. I think they did a pretty good job here. On a hotness scale of 1-10, where 1 is the lowest end of mild (not "no spice at all" just low-mild) and 10 is "why have the gods forsaken me", I would give it about a 6, maybe 7. It's got a nice bite to it but it's not going to give you Taco Bell's Revenge 10 minutes after you eat it and force you to play Musical Chairs with the toilet for the rest of the day. The sweetness of the honey is a nice addition to the spice of the sriracha, without being so overpowering or sickeningly sweet that it distracts from the spice. I'm not sure what ratio they used for honey vs sriracha, but I think they got it right. Pretty good stuff.Freshness. Each of my bags is stamped with an expiration date of 17 OCT 2021. While I do not know when they were actually produced, I have no fear of them going bad any time soon and the jerky itself does not taste old, stale, or like it's been sitting for too long in some warehouse somewhere.Ingredient quality seems to be pretty good too, the meat is tender without being Jack Link's degree of mushy/soggy. It's the right balance of firmness and chewiness, feels like actual meat in your mouth, not some sort of machine-pressed pink slime formed into a vague meat-like substance. The individual pieces could stand to be a bit bigger IMO, but that may simply be due to the fact these are small, 1.5-ounce bags so I can't criticize it too much.Overall, as somebody who doesn't really like turkey, I have to say Think Jerky did something right with this. It's just a shame I didn't get the product that I actually ordered, cause after trying this turkey jerky I bet the beef one that I actually paid for is outstanding. Oh well.