nick’s sticks snack sticks :: all of the goodness none of the garbage :: review + giveaway

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disclaimer no giveaway nick’s sticks snack sticks :: all of the goodness none of the garbage :: review
Quick lunches. Fast snacks. On the go dinners.

Those terms have some people thinking drive through or the frozen food section. Which usually means nothing but junk on the food label.

Most of you know me as quite a stickler on ingredient labels. So you know if I am doing a review on a food product, I am 100% ok with that little label on the back!

I am very proud to introduce Nick’s Sticks to you! Check out this brag list:

  • 100% grassfed beef or free range turkey
  • No Additives.
  • No Preservatives.
  • No MSG.
  • No Antibiotics.
  • No Hormones.
  • No Fillers.
  • No Red Dye #3 in the casings (most meat sticks do)

We were sent some of each of the meat stick flavors to try. We made it a lunch affair with the meat sticks, raw cheese, and some veggies with sour cream. I wasn’t sure if my 2 year old (will be 3 in April) would be able to chew a meat stick – but she did fantastic. They aren’t “chewy” or too hard – the texture is really just right. Both of my big girls just loved the grassfed beef stick and free range turkey sticks.

nick’s sticks snack sticks :: all of the goodness none of the garbage :: review

My husband and I enjoyed the flavor of the regular flavor too, and we also tried the “spicey” beef and turkey sticks. My husband *loves* spicy food – the hotter the better. The best part about the spicy sticks was that it was spicy enough to make him happy, but it wasn’t so much that it was too hot for me. I like that you can actually taste the jalapeno – it gives you some heat on the finish but that sweet pepper flavor of the jalapeno comes through and gives such a great flavor.

Nick’s story is so cool – he is a cancer survivor turned farmer, as he is one of the founders of Wallace Farms in Iowa. They raise 100% grassfed cows, and make these simple meat stick snacks with real ingredients.

nick’s sticks snack sticks :: all of the goodness none of the garbage :: review

These would be great to have on hand for last minute, out the door type meals. Great school lunch box add ins. Perfect grab and go snacks. And you can feel good about giving them to your family – that is a winner in my book every time.

Grassfed Beef Snack Sticks :: $3.29
Grassfed Beef Spicy Snack Sticks :: $3.29
Free Range Turkey Snack Sticks :: $3.29
Free Range Turkey Spicy Snack Sticks :: $3.29

**Pricing varies based on bulk orders – the more you buy the more you save! There is also a recurrent monthly order that will save you even more!

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95 thoughts on “nick’s sticks snack sticks :: all of the goodness none of the garbage :: review + giveaway”

  39. I would want to try the turkey, but my hubby would want the beef so either would be great!

  67. With the weather we are having in Michigan, I could use the spicy one just to keep warm! Sounds good.

  89. I would like to try the regular grassfed beef. My kids always want beef sticks at the store, and I am very reluctant to buy them. It’s nice to know that there is a better option that can make us all happy.

  90. I would love to try the Grassfed beef! I love these types of snacks when I hike or travel and I am so excited to see that these are so natural! Great review!

  92. The regular turkey ones sound good to me, but my husband would probably go for the spicy ones.

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