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Texas Variety Pack FAQs
What is included in the Texas Variety Pack?
The Texas Variety Pack includes one bag of each of our four core plant protein jerky flavors:
Black Pepper & Sea Salt
Prickly Pear Teriyaki
Prickly Pear Chipotle
Jalapeño Barbecue
It is an easy way to explore the full The Smarter Jerky™ lineup and discover your favorites.
What do the four jerky flavors taste like?
Black Pepper & Sea Salt is classic, savory, and peppery. Prickly Pear Teriyaki is mild, ginger-forward, sweet, and savory. Prickly Pear Chipotle is smoky with mild-to-medium heat. Jalapeño Barbecue combines sweet, smoky barbecue flavor with the strongest heat in our lineup.
Which flavor is the spiciest?
Jalapeño Barbecue is our spiciest flavor. Prickly Pear Chipotle has a milder smoky heat, Black Pepper & Sea Salt has a black pepper kick without chile heat, and Prickly Pear Teriyaki is the mildest flavor in the pack.
How much protein and fiber is in each bag?
Every 2.69-ounce bag contains approximately 15 to 17 grams of plant protein and about 8 grams of fiber, depending on the flavor:
Black Pepper & Sea Salt: 17 grams of protein
Prickly Pear Teriyaki: 16 grams of protein
Prickly Pear Chipotle: 16 grams of protein
Jalapeño Barbecue: 15 grams of protein
Each flavor also contains 0 mg of cholesterol and no saturated animal fat.
What is the jerky made from?
Every flavor in the Texas Variety Pack is made from whole non-GMO soybeans rather than soy protein isolates. The soybeans provide the plant-based protein base and a satisfying jerky-style chew, while each recipe features its own Texas-inspired seasonings.
Does the Texas Variety Pack contain soy?
Yes. All four flavors are made from whole non-GMO soybeans. Anyone with a soy allergy should not consume the products in this pack.
Is the Texas Variety Pack vegan and gluten-free?
All four jerky flavors are Certified non-GMO & Vegan and made without gluten-containing ingredients.
Is the Texas Variety Pack a good first purchase?
Yes. The Texas Variety Pack is the best place to start for customers who want to compare every core flavor without choosing just one. It includes mild, savory, smoky, sweet, and spicy options.
Can I use the jerky in meals?
Yes. Every flavor can be enjoyed directly from the bag or added to everyday meals. Chop the jerky and use it on salads, baked potatoes, grain bowls, soups, wraps, tacos, stir-fries, or pasta dishes. Snack it. Top it. Cook it.
Does the Texas Variety Pack need to be refrigerated?
No. The unopened bags are shelf-stable and do not require refrigeration. Store them in a cool, dry location. Reseal each package after opening and consume promptly for the best flavor and texture.
Where can I purchase the Texas Variety Pack?
The Texas Variety Pack is available directly from AllYallsFoods.com. Availability through Amazon and other online or retail partners may vary.
Will the other jerky flavors move to olive oil and lower sodium?
Yes. Jalapeño Barbecue is the first flavor introduced with olive oil and our new lower-sodium direction. We plan to transition the other core jerky flavors as their updated recipes and packaging are introduced. Customers should review the current package for the ingredients and nutrition information applicable to the bag they receive.
I like all 3 flavors that I ordered(black pepper & sea salt, prickly pear teriyaki & prickly pear chipotle), but the prickly pear chipotle jerky is a little bit different from the last time that I bought it in a store in NY about 3 or 4 yrs. ago. The prickly pear chipotle used to have the chipotle rub on the jerky, but now it doesn't, which takes away from the chipotle flavor & has a more vinegar, prickly pear flavor instead. The jerky still taste good, but I think it was better with the chipotle rub on it(I prefer this version). I decided to damp some of the jerky with water & toss them in some bbq chipotle dry rub that I had. I noticed the packaging is different also, which is not an issue. The package is shorter, color lighter & it doesn't have the paper feel to it anymore.
Thanks for sharing this, and we’re glad you’ve enjoyed all three flavors! One quick clarification: Prickly Pear Chipotle has never been produced with a dry-rub coating on the outside; the seasonings have always been incorporated into the recipe during production. So we’re not quite sure what may have created that appearance in the bag you remember from a few years ago. You’re absolutely right that our packaging has changed since then. We appreciate the feedback on the flavor, and we have to admit your DIY chipotle experiment was pretty creative! Perhaps you were thinking of another jerky producer.
Thanks for the compliment on my DIY chipotle experiment on your jerky, it was very tasty too! Did I inspire the Jalapeño BBQ flavor? Btw, it was your company & not another jerky company that I remember how the chipotle flavor used to taste(definitely was more spicy than it is now). Also, you've already told me what you replied in this review in an email back in June 2026 when I wrote the review, but you included more info, which you admitted there were changes(not in the ingredients, but production) that might've affected the image & taste. Here's part of your reply in my email: "The Chipotle seasoning has always been incorporated into the marinade and baked into the jerky rather than applied as a dry rub. However, we are now using an updated production process that distributes the marinade more evenly throughout each piece. While the recipe has not changed, that may have affected how the seasoning appears on the surface and how you experienced the flavor. We’ll be sharing your comments with our production team."
