Nick’s Sticks debuts Grass-Fed Venison Snack Sticks

The Wenzel’s Farm brand snacks contain no sugar, artificial flavor, or gluten.

Courtesy of Nick's Sticks

Nick’s Sticks by Wenzel’s Farm (a Castleray Company)—a producer of grass-fed beef, free-range turkey, and chicken meat snacks—has announced the addition of grass-fed venison snack sticks to the company’s offering.

The new Grass-Fed Venison Sticks will be unveiled this week at the Natural Products Expo West Show and will be offered in 1.7-oz. packages. These venison sticks feature meat from grass-fed deer, and like all Nick’s Sticks, there are no artificial colors and no sugar. They are Paleo, Whole30, Keto approved and gluten free certified. The Nick’s Sticks Grass-Fed Venison snack sticks, according to the company, are an excellent protein option with a great flavor.

“The addition of Grass-Fed Venison snack sticks is a big step for Nick’s in expanding our product line,” states Mark Vieth, president of Nick’s Sticks. “We are very excited to be able to provide a very natural, healthy, protein rich snack with an excellent flavor.”

Nick’s Sticks hand crafts its snack sticks in small batches, with 100% grass-fed beef, free-range turkey, and chicken. According to the producer, this (combined with the company’s time-tested proprietary recipe) results in clean, great-tasting snack sticks. They contain no artificial colors, MSG, soy, nitrates, or Nitrites. In addition, no antibiotics or hormones are added.

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