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February Special- 8x 40g Bags of Beef Jerky for $35, Normally $48 Save $13

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February Special- 8x 40g Bags of Beef Jerky for $35, Normally $48 Save $13
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Store RepGeronimoJerky on 02/02/2012 - 08:55 geronimojerky.com.au (316 clicks)

New Monthly Special!

We want to make February a month of sharing. A month of buying a little jerky for yourself and then a little for a friend, a colleague, your wife, your boyfriend or even your kids. So with that in mind we have done a little deal up on our 40g bags of beef jerky. For the month of February, we'd like to give you…..

8 x 40g bags for $35

Normally that's $48 if you were to buy them singularly! Any flavours you like, or if you don't tell us which you'd like, we'll just send a nice selection for you.

You can even just say, Full Variety pack please and we'll pop in one of each of

our fantastic 8 flavours.

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  • Timski on 02/02/2012 - 09:18

    Ugh… Just note that you also have to pay shipping on this deal - With Auspost to Melbourne it came to $43.85

  • qq830821 on 02/02/2012 - 09:40
    +4

    no a bargain considering how cheap beef is nowadays

    • Store RepGeronimoJerky @ Geronimo Jerky on 02/02/2012 - 09:44

      Beef is more expensive my friend? and it is going up more (Australian Beef).

      • qq830821 on 02/02/2012 - 10:00

        lamb is getting more exp but not beef. if you are paying too much for your beef. go to superbutcher !!!

  • qq830821 on 02/02/2012 - 09:41
    +4

    plus you get a 500 bag of beef jerky at costco for $8 and you can return for a refund if you dont like it!!!

    • Mikinoz on 02/02/2012 - 09:50

      What brand details please?

      • qq830821 on 02/02/2012 - 10:12
        +3

        to answer your question, the company is located in Casino, they export their products to Japan US and many other countries(Costco). they use export quality beef
        they meet the following international stnadard:
        Aus-Meat License to export
        Meat Safety Quality Assurance Program (HACCP based)
        USDA & EU approval
        Halal certification
        and they dont use MSG, artifical ingredient and preservatives
        BTW do you meet HACCP based standards?

        • dirtybird on 02/02/2012 - 10:47
          +3

          If this is where Costco in AU are getting their beef from then I'll vouch for it as BEST BEEF EVA!!

        • Store RepGeronimoJerky @ Geronimo Jerky on 02/02/2012 - 20:43
          +1

          BTW do you meet HACCP based standards? YES we do
          Mariani is a massive company-They have their own beef and have automated equipment.
          I guess its big companies pricing compared to small business :-(

    • qq830821 on 02/02/2012 - 10:05
      +3

      sorry guys its a 250g pack for $6.99. Its called Mariani beef jerky.You can google it for more details.
      They mainly export theri products to Japan. They use export quality beef as well( if you know much about our meat industry you would know that most of our good beef goes to overseas(sadly).

      "One of our largest export markets is Japan, supplying Costco and hundreds of other outlets. We are also
      proud to be the only beef jerky sold on the Tokaido Shinkansen (bullet train) for the Central Japan Railway Company.

    • nicky100 on 02/02/2012 - 10:58
      +3

      Not even 8.99 it is 6.99 for 255g in Costco, just bought 4 yesterday, I won't say which one taste better but the Costco one not bad at all!

  • Wish on 02/02/2012 - 09:50
    +3

    I still have 2 kg of Jim's jerky left, couldn't pass up his prices.

  • Store RepGeronimoJerky @ Geronimo Jerky on 02/02/2012 - 09:56

    Sorry guys-If you love our product then we have a deal of 25% off obviously postage is something to take into account but if you live in Brisbane you can pick up and save. Take care All. Will post another deal in March.

    I know there are big company's out there that can sale manufactured beef jerky with fillers, msg and HVP and make it cheaper. This is just for the people that want an ALL natural, healthy beef jerky and want to support and Aussie small business that produces their product with love :-).

    Thank you…
    The Big Chief

    • Headless Turkey on 02/02/2012 - 10:14
      +2

      Agreed. Look at all the people who eat McDonalds…… Personally I prefer a real meal. Thanks for the deal Chief.

    • qq830821 on 02/02/2012 - 10:18
      +7

      i also support our local business but it should not be an excause to have low productivity and high profit margin.

      • Store RepGeronimoJerky @ Geronimo Jerky on 02/02/2012 - 20:47
        -3

        I suppose qq830821 its easy to cast stones when you don't know what expenses a small business has
        :-( Our profit margin isnt as high as you think as everything we do is done by hand. BUT I can see why you want to go for cheaper.

        • qq830821 on 03/02/2012 - 09:51

          everybody is saying that their profit margin is thin.EVEN THE BANKS!!!!!.
          I suppose if you are still having profit margin problems with $100ish per kilo jerky you should not be in the jerky making business in the first place!!!

          Also, if Jim Jerky can survive with $70 a kilo, why cant your?

          Also as per the HACCP certificate, can you Pls show us? i have friends working in food safety QLD so shoud be easy to verify!!!!

    • Mikinoz on 02/02/2012 - 10:24
      +3

      From my last experience your product was loaded with salt, which is pretty unhealthy no ?

      And yes i am still waiting for my free t shirt

      • massari on 02/02/2012 - 10:29

        haha nice :p

      • robxxx on 02/02/2012 - 12:13
        +1

        nothing wrong with a bit of salt! don't believe everthing you read on news.com.au

        • Mikinoz on 02/02/2012 - 17:53

          loaded not just a bit of salt ;)

      • Ambiguous on 02/02/2012 - 13:47
        +1

        Haha EVERY jerky is loaded with salt.

  • massari on 02/02/2012 - 10:27
    +3

    Meh not really a deal. $109.375 for 1 KG beef jerky (ignoring shipping costs of coure). Not really a special deal. Sorry but a neg from me. You can get good quality meat to make beef jerky for about 10-15$ KG (on special etc).. so massive markup here. Dont think it costs 60$ /KG in overheads etc :D

    • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 10:34
      +3

      You can get good quality meat to make beef jerky for about 10-15$ KG (on special etc)

      yep…. and following through on that notion….. why bother having restaurants when you can cook it all at home?…..

      • massari on 02/02/2012 - 11:39
        +3

        I was just getting at they are charging 60$/KG for their services. Also note that there are competitors who are selling beef jerky for cheaper and just as good.. (65$ deal i think it was with jims jerky).

        The aim of ozbargain is good deals I believe…

        Following your notation instead of going to restaurants that have good food for good prices may as well go to overpriced places with sub-par food.

        • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 12:39
          +1

          Depends if you consider all beef jerky to be the exact same product…. which it clearly isn't.

          Negging something based on the cost of a different product from a different retailer is not really useful….. There may be some who like this brand's particular recipe/consistency, and are willing to pay more.

          Voting on a 'stand alone' product (ie specific product sold by one retailer), should really be based on the current 'bargain' price, compared to their 'normal' price…. or based on people's experiences with the product or retailer.

          'I vote neg because I prefer another brand/flavour', etc is not really appropriate. Useful to inform the community ….. but not to potentially remove a post from view…. (as the community wouldn't be informed in that circumstance anyway)

        • spixder on 02/02/2012 - 15:19
          +1

          Agree, this ain't a bargain at all, bargain is when it's around $60/kg

          The 8*40gm is just about the same price as buying 500gm of a product from the website.

          Andy, at the end of the day Jerky is just plain Jerky, it ain't some flash french cuisine where you need a flash chef to prepare it. Jerky is just beef dried in marinade, cut beef, mix and soak in marinade, dry for x hr…

        • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 15:44

          Andy, …
          Jerky is just beef dried in marinade

          ahh…. I see…. just beef…. I'll ask for 'just beef' next time I'm at the butchers… they seem to have all manner of different 'beefs'…. all at different prices…. Even 'just beef' from different cows is at different prices….. I never realised it was all the same.

          And the marinade is also exactly same no matter where you get it from…. woahh…. never knew that either.

          Learning every day :)

        • spixder on 02/02/2012 - 16:01
          +2

          Wagyu beef, spices from the coffers of a royal indian king, water from mountains in the swiss alps all dried up in area 51

          anything else i missed???

        • Jojo-Ma on 06/02/2012 - 18:49

          Spixder's comment is hella funny,

          //"Wagyu beef, spices from the coffers of a royal indian king, water from mountains in the swiss alps all dried up in area 51

          anything else i missed???"//

          I dont know abt everyone else, but I'm just enjoying reading this thread, its like a havin a bittersweet moment thinking about the good old times when Geronimo throws out pretty good deals when they first started up.

    • none on 02/02/2012 - 12:43
      +1

      Not to justify the high cost of jerky beef in the market but from my own experience with homemade jerky beef, it will take around 2kg of raw meat in order to make 1kg of jerky beef. That is why the Costco current deal (~$27.50 per kg until 5/2/2012) is just amazing.

      I think I have made up the Costco membership fee with my 2.5kg jerky beef purchase :-)

  • sash213 on 02/02/2012 - 11:40
    +4

    Why is this guy always exempt from putting some average or indicative shipping costs? Just put a basic range for major cities.

    Put it in chief. It will take 10 seconds.

    And which nanny-state mod removed my comment?

    The chief has been superseded by Jim's Jerky. This is ozbargain, not ozadvertise.

  • robxxx on 02/02/2012 - 12:12
    +1

    I am currently getting through some costco beef jerky and while it is definitely cheap, it tastes cheap too!
    The flavours are sweet and tacky, and to be honest it tastes a bit like bad chinese food court food.
    you can hardly tell there is real meat in it, it feels a bit more like what i would imagine vegan beef jery to taste like haha!

    Having ordered a couple of kilos worth of orders from jerronimo i can definitely say that if you like you good meat this is significantly better product. it just comes down to whether you can afford it or not.

    • qq830821 on 02/02/2012 - 13:24
      -1

      they have a soft version jerky which is definitely a bit softer than the normal jerky we eat:) you might have purchased this one:) try the other ones and they are all meaty and nice:) . btw its not a matter of affordability, its a matter of value for money. Most of the people on ozbargain are looking for the most bang for their bucks!!! BTW if you can afford 100+ a kilo of Jerky+ delivery. what the hell are you doing on ozbargain? LOL

      • Ambiguous on 02/02/2012 - 13:51
        +1

        There is a difference between cheap and a bargain mate. I dont know the quality of this jerky (never been a jerky man myself) but just because an item is cheap doesnt make it a bargain, alot of people want good deals on higher end products.

        The best example is a suit. You can get suits for $100 inc. 2 pairs of trousers, and similarly suits for $1000 and YOU CAN ALWAYS TELL the difference. Walk around the CBD for 5mins and you can see who cheaped out and who bought quality. Now if you get a $1000 suit on sale for $600 that certainly is a bargain.

        • qq830821 on 02/02/2012 - 15:22

          if i mark up the jerky price to $300 a kilo then offer you a discount for $150 a kilo, using your logic, do you think its a bargain? i never say Costco's jerky is cheap. its just Costco;s jerky is more bang for your bucks. and also how do you justify GeronimoJerky's price tag if you havnt had that?
          With Costco, i know at least taht if i dont like it i can always return it for a full refund no questions asked.
          offer me these kind of services for a $100ish per kilo jerky, i will vote a big positive!!!

        • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 15:35
          -1

          if i mark up the jerky price to $300 a kilo then offer you a discount for $150 a kilo, using your logic, do you think its a bargain?

          Of course it is….. If $300 is the normal selling price, then it's 50% off. There may be many reasons why someone wishes to buy a particular brand of product. Why should you deny them that wish?
          You personally believe costco is a better deal….. fine…. it's a different product, not widely available….
          Don't neg, and remove the deal from view of those who
          a) might prefer another brand
          or
          b) are not able to access costco

        • massari on 02/02/2012 - 15:38

          Its not a deal thou! They have had better offers (around 70$ / KG, however don't get me started on that as it took over 2 months before i asked for a refund.. haha)

          If this was a good deal it wouldn't get negged :)

        • spixder on 02/02/2012 - 15:39

          $1000 trousers - Hand crafted with high quality good in some European country.
          $100 suits - Factory produced in china with decent goods.

          Suits aren't all made the same, jerky however is.

        • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 15:46

          They have had better offers around 70$ / KG

          great…. how do I access that offer?

        • braddsey on 02/02/2012 - 16:02

          $1000 trousers - Hand crafted with high quality good in some European country.
          $100 suits - Factory produced in china with decent goods.

          Suits aren't all made the same, jerky however is.

          What a crock.
          $100/kg Jerky, handcrafted in Australia from quality prime beef, with high quality ingredients
          $30/kg Jerky, factory produced in China from low grade beef and msg

          (probably not entirely true, but to claim all jerky is the same is not correct. For the record, I don't really care for Jerky)

        • spixder on 02/02/2012 - 16:17

          Std pricing
          http://biltong.net.au/ $68/kg
          http://www.jimsjerky.com.au/ $70/kg
          http://geronimojerky.com.au/ $90/kg

          I was referring to jerky made in Aust. If you can't even beat your own best $/kg it shouldn't even be considered a bargain. Beat your competitors if you want + rep.

        • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 16:30

          Std pricing
          http://biltong.net.au/ $68/kg
          http://www.jimsjerky.com.au/ $70/kg
          http://geronimojerky.com.au/ $90/kg

          wonder if the same system works with
          BMW
          Ford
          Great Wall

          c'mon BMW…. do the right thing….

        • massari on 02/02/2012 - 16:57

          wonder if the same system works with
          BMW
          Ford
          Great Wall

          c'mon BMW…. do the right thing….

          How about if you think this. Hyundai is cheaper, has all the features of the BMW and costs half the price. Both cars take you A-B and in luxury (depending on car of course, not talking excel, more so the Hyundai Grandeur). Might not be as refined as the BMW, but you get the exact same luxuries, minus the name. I guess this beef jerky can be the overpriced stuff rich people have, but for normal people that dont waste money, there are Jims Jerky and the ones posted above me :D

  • MrMaxwell on 02/02/2012 - 12:29
    +2

    Just add the shipping cost in the title…I'm sick of baiting headlines.

    • sash213 on 02/02/2012 - 13:55

      Since the rep refuses to add an indication of shipping costs and has not given free pickup as an option as well as this price is nothing special I will neg.

      • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 14:19

        Since the rep refuses to add an indication of shipping costs

        I think he actually needs to be online to be able to do that…… He's been offline since before you posted about it….

        has not given free pickup as an option

        http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/62821#comment-747820

        if you live in Brisbane you can pick up and save

        • sash213 on 02/02/2012 - 14:45
          -1

          Yeah but he didn't say anything about free pick up and had ample time to add shipping costs.

          Also, its just not a bargain.

        • braddsey on 02/02/2012 - 16:09
          +1

          Yeah but he didn't say anything about free pick up and had ample time to add shipping costs.

          Some people don't spend their lives in front of a computer.

  • null_pointer on 02/02/2012 - 12:30
    +2

    As far as I remember the bag of Mariani jerky I bought from Costco did have MSG in it.

  • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 14:21

    mmm…. this costco stuff sounds good…… unfortunately I have no store in my state…. What's their shipping costs like?

    • videoman on 02/02/2012 - 15:34

      "Costco is a cash and carry warehouse club and do not currently offer an online shopping service or a delivery service."

      • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 15:48

        hmm….. so the folks who don't live in Sydney, Canberra or Melbourne can't access that deal then……. That's unfortunate…

  • videoman on 02/02/2012 - 14:23

    I just got 1.5kg of beef jerky for $70 with free postage from the jims jerky deal. To buy the same amount with this deal from Geronimo it would cost me $164 plus postage… It's a shame it's so expensive because I like Geronimo's jerky more.

    • xlimit on 02/02/2012 - 15:44

      Yeah, Geronimo's isn't cheap at all.

      Looking around: costco, local city convenience store, Jim's jerky and anywhere else where jerky is good. Its like saying, can I really justify going to the local burger shop to get one great $7 burger, which definitely tastes great or going to Maccers and getting a big mac, fries and drink for the same price.

      It might taste better but where's the bargain?

  • Natt on 02/02/2012 - 15:46
    +3

    I think the votes on the deal are getting a bit sidetracked

    If a product of comparable quality is cheaper - then its a neg

    If a product of lesser quality is cheaper, or even significantly cheaper its not negworthy.

    It just means that you may be willing to put up with a not-so-tasty product because its cheaper.

    Lets take jam for example.

    It might be $3 a jar for mass produced apricot jam using poor quality fruit from China.

    But it might be $8 a jar for handmade jam using freshly harvested greengage plums from heirloom trees carefully tended all year.

    Up to you what you want to slap on your toast.

    But don't hate the jam.

    Or the jerky mind you

    having said all of that the regular jerky posts are too regular and are getting tiresome.

    continual "sales" or "discounts" do not = a bargain. It just means you should lower your price all the time.

    • braddsey on 02/02/2012 - 17:45
      -1

      continual "sales" or "discounts" do not = a bargain. It just means you should lower your price all the time.

      Plenty of businesses do monthly special buys for particular products. It means the profit margin on that product is lower or zero. It's done to raise awareness of a brand/product, and hopefully get some new customers in the hope that they become repeat customers. If it's an especially good price, then repeat customers can pick up a good deal for a product they like. To always sell at the reduced price is unsustainable - especially for small businesses.

      • sash213 on 03/02/2012 - 00:00
        -1

        yeah but don't post it here. you and Andy sound like friends of the OP.

        • andy19363 on 03/02/2012 - 00:52

          lolol….

          Yes…. I am also a geronimo jerkey sockpuppet….

          Add them to the list of other retailers whom I allegedly sockpuppet for….. :D

  • qq830821 on 02/02/2012 - 16:51
    +1

    "What a crock.
    $100/kg Jerky, handcrafted in Australia from quality prime beef, with high quality ingredients
    $30/kg Jerky, factory produced in China from low grade beef and msg

    (probably not entirely true, but to claim all jerky is the same is not correct. For the record, I don't really care for Jerky)"

    Thats why i compare Costco's jerky with his jerkey. Costco's jerky is also produced in oz with export quality beef, no msg(according to their website)

    • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 17:09

      Costco's jerky is also produced in oz with export quality beef,

      unfortunately it's only available to a limited number of ozbargainers…..

      • massari on 02/02/2012 - 17:16

        Have we got a shipping cost on this jerky? Right now its 109.375$/kg With shipping this will go up..

        Bad information

        • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 20:02

          Right now its 109.375$/kg

          It's $90/kg

        • massari on 02/02/2012 - 21:14

          Did my maths Fail me?

          8 Packets of 40 Gram = 320 gram. For 35$

          Therefore 35 / .32 = 109.375

          :\

          Correct me?

        • massari on 02/02/2012 - 22:22

          Weird.. didnt realise the special was buying 1KG of jerky? Thought it was for the sample packs. Maybe I should re-read the title… >.< As before, factor in shipping costs :)

        • andy19363 on 02/02/2012 - 22:43

          The special is for 8 bags of 40g.

          the $90 a kilo is normal price I think

          I would assume buying in larger quantities will be cheaper as it cuts out costs associated with weighing and packaging.

  • h4lcyon on 03/02/2012 - 09:59
    +2

    Discount on the kilo packs please! ;)

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