I made EVERY JERKY in the World! | Guga Foods

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I made EVERY JERKY in the World! | Guga Foods


They are many types of Beef Jerky in the world. Today we start a new series where we cover every single one of them. The idea here is for you to let us know which jerky you love best so we can add it to episode 2. What is your favorite type of Jerky?

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@GugaFoods

We love jerky here! Do you!?
Please let us know which one we missed and it will be on episode 2!

@ThekkanAD345

Please make videos of Kerala,India’s beef 🥩 jerky mostly hang on top of the wood 🪵 cooking chimney above 👆 the cooking fire for a week or sun dried normally seasoned with salt 🧂 nd black pepper.

@JesseK

Jerky wild game edition

@freddieslaughter1107

You need to take as much fat off as you can for the best jerky.

@checjme5567

Biltong is the best in the world

@checjme5567

Props to guga for giving max jerky a free ad

@Alex_goatedYT

It’s WOR CHEST ER sauce

@dvilsadvocate1498

Fat jerky is too oily

@Savorychicken41

The reason why people say not to make jerky with fat is because fat turns rancid fast. In terms of preserving jerky for a long time unrefrigerated then you should not have fat. Think Wild West. But personally I love the taste of fat in my jerky but usually finish eating in just a few days.

@Atomicatom80

Top of ur balls😂

@jonmontgomery2588

Fat in jerky is only bad if you plan on keeping it more than 2 weeks

@punchinpupun

Latino de cartón, hace un episodio de CHARQUI y no lo incluye.
"EVERY JERKY in the world" btw 🫣

@dehe82

Biltong tastes like meat. It brings out the best of meat.
Jerky tastes like whatever you flavour it with.
BIIIIIIIG DIFFERENCE!

@bobronsons5780

Every proper South African Boer will tell you that the biltong needs to come with fat. FAT IS IMPORTANT FOR FLAVOUR… Just trust me

@bobronsons5780

Good job on that biltong… South African butcher's son is impressed.

@NingizimuAfricaShorts

Bruuuh am I the only one who has a problem with BILTONG being spelt Buton

@acid357

The fatty/juicy jerky will not be shelf stable.

@zafarexilius5223

welp the name of the video is a lie, you didint even get one per country 🙄

@blackstar2461

🇿🇦

@beisola-ml1yn

In Brazil we have "Shark" (It's not shark meat, just the name). It's pretty different, but still a jerky beef.

@unclepatskitchen4677

Bro…. That's NOT how to make biltong.

@mikenike8638

Guga jerks the world

@SullyMadoori

Metal hooks react badly with vinegar. Try plastic hooks or string

@andrew6089

Now I'm calling this gta good ass meat right there

@daruphir

Not a Beef jerky but Hakkarkarl is a type of jerky from Scandinavian made from shark

@brandonjohnson7559

Wild bills is the best, no question

@MrRednexus

I knew it china stuff is never real stuff.. made out of pork

@Erdinc555

You forget made turkish jurkey name is pastırma bro you should try

@tjf42193

Also you should make COPPIETTE !

@tjf42193

The Korea one looks amazing!

@tornadotomsgarage2831

Jerky was invented idk when but it was before refrigerators. It was made as a protein substance that people could take with them when they traveled. They used lean meat for two reasons. The fat doesn't dry the same as the meat, and fat is beef butter, so they used those cuts to make delicious ontrays.

@BCStander1

South African butcher here. Next time make biltong with the A5 Wagyu. Message me for a great traditional spice recipe.

@BrLa247

jerky was originally about preservation, but when it comes to guga it about flavorrrr

@buko3.14

no charque?!

@alecliebenberg69

Man Guga, you should try real biltong spice! Yours is ok, but real biltong it is a much heavier and courser spice. Maybe leave dry spice on biltong for 4 hours just to let spice penetrate. Then wet mixture for a day, then spice again. Hang to dry!

@ReyMorton

As a South African, I approve!!!

@sushantthapa3837

You should try to make sukuti from nepal

Guga… tú eres latino… te faltó hacer la "Carne Seca" del norte de México… solo sal… y una buena picanha y una buena pulpa negra… mi esposa es una experta… te mando un abrazo

@matthewwest1406

There is no cayene pepper in traditional biltong. 😢 Come to SA and try it here please.