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Primal Spirit Foods Review

One of the things I missed most about switching to mostly plant-based lifestyle was the beef steak snacks.  There is nothing quite like taking a road trip and snacking on a bag of black pepper/teriyaki flavored dried meat.  But red meat is high in saturated fat, which can trigger inflammation in the body.  In order to reduce my body’s inflammatory reactions, I had to say, “Sayonara,’” to one of my favorite foods.

In my quest to transition to plant-based eating, I have learned that texture is just as important as flavor.  You can closely replicate certain tastes.  In some instances, you may be able to find something that doesn’t taste JUST like the original, but is an acceptable substitution.  But let’s be real for a minute.  It doesn’t matter how good something tastes if the texture is akin to eating a can of child’s play dough.  Thanks, but no thanks – I’ll sit this one out.

Beef steak snacks are one of those foods that has a unique texture which is hard to replicate.  So when I heard about Primal Strips from Primal Spirit Foods, I was skeptical.  I wondered how a company would be able to create something that is healthy, delicious, and doesn’t have the texture of shoe leather.

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The first flavor I tried was Teriyaki, which made from wheat-gluten based Seitan.  This may be problematic for someone who has a gluten sensitivity, but for most people, Seitan is a great protein-rich meat substitute.  I immediately noticed that Primal Spirit somehow managed to almost mimic the texture of beef exactly.  Primal Strips are similar in taste and consistency to a beef steak snack.  They are very moist with a flavor that is delightful!!  I was so happy with the first one that I have packed one in my lunch every day since.  I have not found a flavor that I do not like yet.  And even the strips made from Soy and Shitake Mushrooms somehow have the same beef-like texture as the Seitan based strips.  Primal Strips make a great afternoon snack when you’re craving something salty, but still need to keep your health in mind.

Overall, I am very impressed with what Primal Spirit Foods has been able to accomplish.  I am thankful that I was able to add this to my diet.  Now all I need is somewhere to go so we can road trip!

Enjoy, y’all!

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