Just received the following code for discounted Biltong - South African style dried beef. Softer and more tender than jerky.
Add products to cart, use coupon code for a 15% off.
Postage & Handling - $9.99
My personal favourite the Chili Chutney stokkies (hard sticks) are out of stock. I recommend the Chilli Garlic biltong, which may require thirst quenching for some (preferably beer).
This is extremely expensive even after the 15% off.
Places like Ozrica sells it for $49.95 a Kilo. (http://ozricafoods.com.au/product/biltong/)
how's taste wise?
Taste wise. How is it.
Although I'm getting $59.30 Bilton To Go. And with Ozrica $65.50 (price include delivery).
I'll go with Biltong To Go as I know their product is good.
Hi Boertjie, have you tried Biltong.com.au before?
Note that Ozrica shipping is $5 more expensive, and quality probably different.
Note that after the discount, the price is cheaper than Ozrica at $49.30 for 1kg, vs Ozrica's $54.30 if you factor in their $5 higher shipping!
Also, it's not clear if Ozrica uses preservatives or not, or the packet-mix spices,
wheres we are preservative-free and have our own propriety spice formula.
Cheers
I can confirm that they mix own spices (like most of the biltong shops around Aussie), Quality is extremely good. I still buy from a couple of shops around Aussie and most are extremely tasty with maybe one or 2 that is cutting corners.
What I like best about Biltong2go is that I can buy a kilo of wet, unsliced, biltong and leave it in the freezer, then just take it out and slice as required.
All the shops do that. BUT making your own is still the best way of having good biltong.
This is great biltong. I usually buy whole, separate into 10-15cm pieces, vac seal and freeze. Lasts for ages without going dry out too much and there's less temptation to sit down and eat half a kg of beefy goodness.
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I see I'm not the only one with this idea :)
As a South African, I can highly recommend trying biltong. If you like Jerky, I'm pretty sure you will enjoy this more.