by Daniel Patricio
February 4, 2021
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...
by Daniel Patricio
October 20, 2016
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...
by Daniel Patricio
October 13, 2016
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...
by Daniel Patricio
October 3, 2016
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...
by Daniel Patricio
October 1, 2016
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 ...
by Daniel Patricio
September 29, 2016
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...
by Daniel Patricio
September 28, 2016
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...
by Daniel Patricio
September 23, 2016
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...
by Daniel Patricio
September 20, 2016
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-...
by Daniel Patricio
September 16, 2016
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...
by Daniel Patricio
September 14, 2016
Since biltong can be integrated into many breakfast and dinner recipes, it’s no surprise that it also makes the perfect lunch companion. If you’re ...
by Daniel Patricio
September 12, 2016
The origins of biltong date all the way back to the early 17 th century. Used primarily as a survival technique, biltong would eventually go on to become a hometown favourite of those who grew up and live in South Africa.
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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...
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...
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...
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...
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 ...
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...
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...
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...
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-...
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...
Since biltong can be integrated into many breakfast and dinner recipes, it’s no surprise that it also makes the perfect lunch companion. If you’re ...
The origins of biltong date all the way back to the early 17th century. Used primarily as a survival technique, biltong would eventually go on to become a hometown favourite of those who grew up and live in South Africa.
