Beef Jerky Unlimited

On my way toward Toledo I saw a sign on the highway for Beef Jerky Unlimited. I decided to drop in, and it was worth the short detour.
Walk in to barrels of jerky, you simply pick what you want and place it in the paper bag. For about 6 assorted pieces and a pepperoni stick, my bill came out to about 13.77. It is not cheap but the quality is nice.
The jerky is tougher than the store brands and generally dryer.
Still a neat experience.

This is NOT a rest stop. Lol… that’s what their billboards say. This is location #2, just as good as the first location. They have 15 – 16 types of jerkey (mostly beef, some chicken and pork), lots of cheese options and a boatload of hot sauces! What more could you ask for?
The flavors are all the same price, you grab a brown paper bag and fill it to your satisfaction. It’s not cheap, but its SO much tastier than the stuff you buy at the gas station.
I highly recommend the cherry maple and the black pepper beef jerkey, if I’m forced to choose. But you can’t make a mistake here. They also sell pig ears and dog treats for your 4 legged best friend!

This is not the gas station place! Go toward Dundee just past McDonald’s and it will be well worth the drive! Just grab a paper bag and then pick out beef, pork, buffalo and even more in assorted flavors of jerky from covered barrels, so you can mix and match your own. We stopped in just before a camping trip, and it was perfect for a snack and a meal that needed now prep! Outstanding quality, and great service; try a few free samples and you will buy some!

Saw the sign on my way down to Toledo and so I decided to stop by and check it out… I love it how they have barrels of jerky and you can sample them, just gotta ask them for a taste… but since I was in a hurry, I looked through the packed jerky they had and picked up two… one side note, since they make it themselves, they are little pricey… $ 12 a packet…
They also sell bottles of hot sauces, which is added plus.

This is one of my husbands favorite stops when we are in the area. I don’t eat much meat but tried the jerky that he selected and it was amazing. The cherry maple beef was pretty darn good. I can see why he enjoys it here so much. He also selected a peppered beef flavor, a spicy flavor, and teriyaki flavor. I got some ranch cheese curds. Yummy. You get a paper bag and then select your jerky from covered barrels so you can mix and match your selections. It’s worth the stop if your at Cabelas and a jerky lover like my husband.

If you are traveling in Michigan and can exit and get some jerky treats do it! Service is always delightful!

This place has a huge selection of beef jerky and what many people don’t know isthey have a huge selection of hot sauce as well
Photographs are limited because when I was snapping photos the lady behind the counter told me I was not allowed to take photos in there it’s their policy
I told her it was for Unilocal and did she know what Unilocal r was and she said yes.
Regardless of this I bought sticks and pieces of eight or nine different flavors how did Katie in Mesquite honey sweet you name it pork.

i’m definitely a fan. a huge fan. i love beef jerky, and will eat it until my jaws are sore and begging me to stop!
They have a very nice selection of different types of proteins (beef, chicken, turkey, pork), and different flavors, from mild to super spicy to garlicky to smokey-​sweet. prices are reasonable given the quality of the cuts. No stringy-​ness of the beef, which is a huge drag for me. lady was very nice– i told her it was my first time to the store, so she gave me 4 samples. basically i tried each protein. i was surprised by how tender the beef was, i assumed the proteins would each have a different texture, but really, not very discernable, except for the pork which felt like an overdone pork chop.
i bought ¾ of a pound to munch on the journey back from ann arbor to bloomington, and snipped the remainders into small bite-​sized pieces to store in the freezer. i love it so much i sneak down to eat it frozen, straight from the freezer!
if they could offer discounts or some incentive for me to buy a ton of the stuff, then definitely 5 stars heh heh heh.

Went there this past week after seeing signs along the road. We stopped, I was a little concerned as no one was in the store other than the sales associate. By the time I left, there were 5 other people in the store. The last time I had beef jerky like this was when I was driving through Texas — that was the best and I didn’t find any other kinds close to this. Until now! Much more flavors — I would definitely recommend buying from here. I live in NC and will likely have to get it shipped. It is expensive but when you break down the price, it is WELL worth it!

Your one-​stop jerky place!
Venison, beef, elk, turkey, buffalo…
It’s on your way to Cabela’s so you can stock up before your next hunting trip!

My boyfriend and I stopped here on our way from Toledo to Ann Arbor.
We ended up getting four types of jerky: Peppered Turkey, Jalepeno Beef, Garlic Beef and Flamethrower Beef. Each flavor was delicious! My personal favorite is the Flamethrower. I have a high tolerance for spicy, but even this made my mouth burn (in a good way ;D).

On our way to Ann Arbour we had to stop here so it wasn’t all about cupcakes and do something good for my men.
They had tons of barrels full of Jerkey, not just beef and everyone got 2 samples. The prices are decent, $ 18 a pound which equals the same as in stores just a way better selection and fresher. You can make your own bag and we got pretty much a little piece of each which just about came up to a pound.
They are nice and leave you alone since the choices are overwhelming.
A fun stop for any guy or meat loving gal, definete stop every time we drive up to Michigan!

We saw signs for this while driving to Saline, MI. I definitely wanted to try it. We took a short road trip there today and everyone bought some! At first we were a bit concerned because the place was deserted, but it seems that the locals don’t really need to browse. While we were looking around and contemplating the flavors, several locals came in, went right to their preferred flavors, loaded up, and headed out.
The jerky is sold by the pound and it is all the same price. You grab a paper bag and some tongs and fill up on whatever flavors you want. The exotics are behind the counter and sealed up, so you can’t just try those. Beef and turkey are in tubs on the main floor and the woman working was happy to explain it all and give us some samples. I am looking forward to eating the rest of the bag. Definitely a worthwhile detour.

Had to stop here after seeing a huge billboard on the side of the highway. Very good experience. They ladies there were very helpful and gave a nice sample size. They had soooo many varieties of jerky; I think the most I have ever seen. They also had a nice sign saying that you should never store jerky in plastic, who knew? I don’t eat red meat, so it was good to see a nice variety of turkey jerky. I got the BBQ and the teriyaki, both very good!

Fun Fun fun! Lots of various type of Jerky. Almost every time we are back to the area, we stop there for some fun shopping. The Jerky are fresh, from common ones to extreme spices ones. They also have other type of Jerky such as Buffalo and more! A neat store to visit if you are in the area.

Went back as promised.
This is going to be a regular pitstop for me between Ann Arbor and Toledo.

Great jerky. However they have a two limit sample per person and no public restroom. Had we tried more, we probably would have bought more. We bought four varieties.

Just awesome. Great jerky, lots of variety, nice staff, fantastic hot sauce.

I wish we had places like this is california…

This place is beef-​tastic!
Beef jerky EVERYWHERE.
Each barrel has a different kind. Spicy. BBQ. Honey. And then there’s Pork Jerky and Turkey Jerkey and Venison Jerky. Also have you ever considered Elk Jerky, Buffalo Jerky, or Alligator Jerky? This place is mad.
You grab a paper bag, go around the room opening up barrels, and just start filling up. Then you get to the check out counter where the price is so reasonable you might slap yourself and shout «gee willikers!»
And then, when you finally bite into the gigantic pieces of bark-​looking jerky slabs, you will wonder what you’ve been doing all your life chewing on the rot gut cardboard jerky from 7 – 11.
But they are all the way out in Michigan, you say! Never fear, there’s a website, and handy 21^st century shipping services.
Phenomenal!