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by Jaclyn Baker
Hi there biltong lovers,
Get the facts! Today we wanted to talk about what goes into making our 1 pound bag of biltong.
It takes about 2.5 - 3 p...
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by Daniel Patricio
Chilibites are one of my favourite kinds of biltong and we have recently been working on our recipe. So what goes into it?
Rather than dry...
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by Daniel Patricio
While biltong and beef jerky are similar in that they are both dried meats, there are three main differences between the two, namely the ingredien...
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by Daniel Patricio
What’s the difference between grain fed and grass fed beef?
Overall, grass fed beef contains less total fat, more omega-3 fatty acids, more lino...
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by Daniel Patricio
What is biltong?
Biltong is a type of cured, dried meat that originated in South Africa. It can be made using various types of meat, such as ch...
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by Daniel Patricio
Biltong, like beef jerky, is primarily seen as a road trip staple – a snack for travellers on the go. But unlike beef jerky, biltong is actually in...
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by Daniel Patricio
Biltong comes in a lot of different shapes, sizes, textures and so on, which can make it difficult to know which kind you will like, especially if ...
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by Daniel Patricio
Biltong is one of the most versatile meat snacks out there. Not only does it comes in a number of different types, including beef, chicken, fish, g...
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by Daniel Patricio
Biltong, a form of cured, dried meat is typically made using beef. There has been a lot of speculation surrounding red meat, such as beef, includin...
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by Daniel Patricio
Typically when most people think about meat, they think about the environment and the hoards of research that has shown the negative effects of the...
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by Daniel Patricio
The paleolithic diet – or paleo diet – is a diet trend based off of foods that were eaten by Paleolithic humans. When humans relied on the hunter-...
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by Daniel Patricio
Traditionally, biltong has been made using beef. This is partly because of the taste and texture it offers. Biltong is both sweet and savoury, with...
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