Storing jerky

[texashunter]

For those of you that make their own jerky and store some for later, what method do you use?
I vacuum seal my extra and freeze them until I need them.
If you don’t plan on eating it for a month or two, I would guess it would have to be kept in the freezer until needed? Or could it be kept in the fridge if vacuum sealed?


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[BLee15]

I keep my vacuum sealed in the freezer. Stays good for awhile

[AntlerCollector]

I never have any last that long without being eaten.

[BetramHunter]

I vacuum seal and put in a freezer zip lock bag then freeze it. Have some elk jerky from last November that I am eating now.

[Big Lee]

In my house it takes 10 hrs to make. And 10 minutes to eat

[White Falcon]

Freeze it.

[SabineHunter]

I just put mine in the freezer in a zip lock. No water to freezer burn. Last a long time in the freezer, no preservatives.

[Backwoods101]

To this date we have never experienced leftover jerky in my house but in for feedback. Wonder how long it would last vacuum sealed with oxygen absorbers like the store bought?


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[Jaybo31]

Vac seal and freeze. Never gone past a couple of months til its gone so no clue how long it lasts past that. I would assume as long as any other vac sealed meat.

[Smart]

Storing jerky

We make a lot around here and there’s just two of us. I’ve never had to do anything more than throw in it a freezer ziploc and pull it out and put in fridge as needed. A couple of gallon bags at a time or I’ll break it down in quart bags. It never lasts long enough to make a difference. I have a vacuum sealer as well but I just don’t need it in this case. Plus it’s easier to open and close as you grab some.

[tpack]

I always vacuum seal and freeze what I don`t eat in a couple of days.

[Smart]

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[Filletem]

The only way I would ever have to worry about storing jerky is if I made it without being seen and hid it really well.

[bugleboy]

Just freezer baggies for me. Get out as needed. I’m sure I’ve had some that’s been frozen for six months or more. Never had an issue.

[BayouCat]

vacuum seal and freeze.