This has been another craze in the last few years in the Jerky space - many companies have come into the market with a new form of jerky that is different from your grandpa’s dried meat.
Some find these a little salty but we think they are just right and are great to complement eggs or even crackers for a snack.
Sharifa Turkey Toms - our personal favorite - these nicely spiced and salted little sticks are so satisfying and perfect for on-the-go. They’re short and plump with a good mix of spice and flavor. Sharifa Beef Sticks and Jalapeno Cheese Beef Sticks - unlike their name these “sticks” are a lot like little sausages. Saad, the founder has an inspiring immigrant success story. They have been in the industry for over 40 years and have become established as an American institution at this point. A majority of ethnic grocers that sell Halal carry Sharifa’s products. Sharifa - a meat packer and supplier of Halal Meat out of Detroit, Michigan has done a great job of keeping the Halal market in the midwest from Iowa to Pennsylvania well stocked with great halal meat snacks. Now with the prestige of a large company, their distribution brought these products almost everywhere. So much so that Conagra, the Large Food Company which already owns Slim Jim and other meat snack offerings purchased Dukes for over 100 Million dollars.
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They figured out how to create small batches of smoked and spiced meat that have become popular. For example - one of the most popular Beef Jerky brands, Dukes has made this their focus and has been extremely successful. They come in all shapes and types, but there are a few that stand out. These popular little sausages in short and plump form have been taking over the snack aisles in the US for the last couple of years. Well, here we have compiled a list of 5 common snack items and their Halal alternatives so you can keep strong on your path of eating right while still getting a sense of what all the excitement is about. Some of these products are the most highly marketed and "in your face" items which, the more you see them, the more your craving for them starts to shake your adherence to Halal. It's across the board, from meat products to corn chips to candies and drinks.
If you are anything like most Halal consumers living in America, you are constantly bombarded by food and snack products that you cannot eat.
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