The small frontier stores in Oklahoma and Texas have been a decades-long popular stopover for hungry travelers, but the heart of the trade – smoked hams, beef jerky, and other smoked meats – has not changed much since Robertson began smoking meats as his father had done in the early 1900s. “The ham is smoked the old-fashioned way.
Also question is,Where do you get love’s beef jerky from?
Every morning we take the fresh beef jerky out of the smoke houses and spend the day sorting, weighing and packaging it. That’s when we put the Love’s name on the jerky. We ship out cases of Love’s Real Beef Jerky on UPS trucks heading to Love’s Country Stores all over the country.
Similarly one may ask,What kind of meat is used to make beef jerky?
Lots of places make so called “beef jerky” that is soft, bite size and ridiculously flavored. Our beef jerky is simple and classic. Made from round steak, it’s seasoned with salt and pepper and then dried in the smoke house with real hickory smoke to achieve that unmistakable, Real Beef Jerky taste and texture.
Besides,How long has Robertson’s been making beef jerky?
Love’s Beef Jerky For more than 40 years Robertson’s has been making Real Beef Jerky for the Love’s Country Stores. Back in 1976, a representative from Love’s Country Stores visited our facilities. After the visit, we agreed to offer our beef jerky in a few of Love’s stores.
What was the purpose of making beef jerky?
Either way, jerky was a compact, easily-transported type of meat that could be made from any animal and was well-suited for long journeys. For the tribes who thrived in the Americas before the colonization, it was a hugely useful way of storing and preserving meat.