I’m from St Mary’s Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 I have made pemmican and my husband and I eat it all the time we have it in our pantry shelf for about 8 months. You have different kinds of fat in a cow that 2 kinds go rancid do not use that fat for pemmican use the fat around the kidneys suet it won’t melt like regular fat it stays hard except when you melt it. But when you add it to your meat , Berrys, honey spices salt Himalayan or sea salt. Dry berry’s we like blueberries. Mix all well and the fat will go back to its harder self to keep everything together. Press in lined sheets like plastic wrap or wax paper then press into pans, put in fridge or freezer overnight I let sit on counter for couple hours so easy to cut and wrap in plastic and put in air containers. We make about 60 bars at a time never gone bad. Please do not use other fats then kidney it will spoil on you.
@@KetogenicWoman would be a pain in the butt haha but you could add a note about kidney fat/suet if UA-cam allow an edit with word note added, idk though you got your thing thank you for the great video
Thank you, Anita, for showing us with all details of how to make these bars! You remain my favorite carnivore UA-camr, with your friendly, honest, and practical tips and instructions. 😊
Just buy cheap 70/30 cook the beef and drain the fat… set aside fat… dehydrate cooked ground beef in oven… about 2-3 hours at 200… and continue with the recipe as demonstrated 👍 One pound 70/30 is about $4-5 in my area… so thats about 14 bars for $10 including rendered fat and less time dehydrating!
I bought a quart of beef tallow from Amazon for $30; so approx $8 for a cup; if lean ground beef were $4 (on sale), the cost would be $12 for 8 bars per your recipe or $16 per 8 bars at the cost of your beef shown here ($8). A great price and much less trouble if someone doesn't want to render the tallow themselves. I'll be trying it later this month when the tallow arrives.
Meat brownies! They do look delicious, healthy & an affordable option to commercial ones. Also, thanks for showing us how to render our own tallow. Great video Anita!
Folks, putting hamburger on trays and dehydrating is easy and you can walk away from it. A food processor would grind that into powder quickly, and you can use that beef (or chicken) 'flour' for other recipes. The beef or chicken 'flour' she made is worth $16/OZ. It's costly so I make my own by dehydrating the meat and grinding it up to a very fine powder. Thankfully I have time to dehydrate meats while I do other stuff. Thanks so much for showing the recipe and the process. I love your channel and all that you do.
My Ninja air fryer has a dehydrator function and it works as good as my Nesco dehydrator. I also use my electric smoker because I can do 25 pounds of meat at a time and it makes awsome cranivore meat chips.
My grandchildren luuuv my homemade (ground meat) jerky which i season with salt, smoked paprika and garlic powder. They call them meat snacks and put them in their lunch boxes. Apparently they have to resist the pestering from lunchtime friends 😆
LAUGHING>.... I can just see a Drug Sniffing Dog... Sniff that and Say... "Yep... Contraband... I'll take this off your hands... Dog leaves with your Kilo/keto brick... LOL
@@KetogenicWomanthat sucks! They literally opened your food 😡 What criminal acts one must endure to be allowed the “privilege” of paying extortion rates to move about the country!
I was not expecting the carnivore bar would be nearly 15$, wow. I do have that cosori and will make my own. Think I'll do meat and tallow different days. Thankyou
Some people don’t realize that when you buy meat per lb you are paying for mostly water. 🤷🏻 so when you buy dehydrated food you are paying for not only the meat minus the water you are also paying for the time to dehydrate and energy.
I think keeping them in the freezer is a wise idea. I never would have guessed the prepackaged bars would be that expensive. The ones you made look wonderful.
Just made some recently. 10 lbs 90% lean ground beef for $44 (Sams Club), rendered in the crock pot 2 lbs of chopped up beef suet $16 (Market District). Dried thin sloppy patties in dehydrator once they snap. Run in blender. Made bars in silicone molds. Pretty tasty! I added salt and smoked paprika. Love she did this one! imho, the finer the beef the better because chewing them is like chewing rocks when they set. It IS work so do it in bulk but it does last if you do it right. Also I ended up with 4 small containers of extra tallow for future use.
I worked for TSA (as a checkpoint screener) for 13 years, ending in 2016, so unless they have✴️ New and Improved✴️ rules, homemade items are okay to bring through the checkpoint.... as long as they are not liquid or high moisture, like peanut butter. Dehydrated items should not be a problem. At the very least, they could test the items for explosives, and they only run a little pad around the area of the container where it seals. However, TSA is rather squirrelly, so I can't guarantee that there won't be a problem.
Well 2016 was before covid. Everyone seems a little more unhinged since then! And each airline seems to have different rules, so much fun to travel now! 😂
@@KetogenicWoman Indeed, COVID unhinged a lot of people. I'm glad to have left TSA before that fiasco rolled out. I wouldn't be surprised if Ivermectin was being confiscated at the checkpoint. But at least Boeing is making sure that the checkpoint experience isn't the only reason people dread flying these days!
TSA is now more than squirrelly!! They’re more of a power hungry control freak than an HOA member (homeowner association) hopped up on coffee & cigarettes 😂
Attempting to make these today. Have ground beef in one dehydrator, and jerky in the other. Rendering tallow so feeling very happy to be cooking with you today. Thamks
I checked the LMNT website after seeing it being referred to in sponsoring other Keto/Carnivore type diet programs. And I was astounded at how expensive it is as well even though they offer you a free sample pack. Put on one of those other programs where it also sponsors that program, I learned that LMNT also provide somewhere on their website the handmade version that you can make at home with the same proportions. That is very astounding that they would voluntarily do something like that because it could potentially detract from their sales. So I really appreciate their willingness to help people who can't afford them!! I understand they do sponsor your video and I'm not sure what all that means but I know it provides income to you. I just can't afford that product. At this time, but I still am going to check out their website further. Thank you!!
Great! My next job was to figure out how to make my own meat bars, and here you are. Thank you SO MUCH. I have 2x 500g packs of suet, and especially happy for your lesson on making tallow. xx from Hali
Yes the carnivore bars will be a must for flying. We are very grateful for this product. I also was very glad to see this process of making pemmican. I’ve actually wanted to make it for 20 years 😂 couldn’t wrap my brain around it. Now I’m 95% carnivore so , good time to do it! And I look forward to getting myself healthy enough to do some 3 day nature excursions where I subsist primarily on my own homemade pemmican 🙌🏼🙌🏼
Yes the point of pemmican is a little bit of everything u can jam in there that won’t spoil Carnivore Bars are zero-ish carbs I’d rather go for the pemmican version w/some honey to help keeping quality and a few dried berries. Definitely. Can easily add them to Anita’s wonderful recipe.
As a meal replacement, carnivore bars are NOT expensive! I cannot go to a restaurant to eat a clean carnivore meal for $16. Too many consider these bars a snack and for a snack that’s an outrageous price.
Completely agree!! I think it’s worth the price and saves me a few times when I had busy and needed a meal replacement option instead of a fast food option that would end up costing about the same for a lot less and poor quality.
I used an eight-cavity silicone tray about 3/4 by 1.24 wide 5inches long put the beef powder into each mold and filled each cavity with melted tallow til it's saturated, then put it in cooler and packed them in wax or parchment paper
Since most are chained to a brick & stick job, it’s very difficult. Work days are lengthening too as ppl attempt to hold onto their homes AND buy food & gas. 10-12 hr wkdays are becoming more n more common. The American family is suffering so.
This is so timely for me. Ive watched others make pemmican and never really interested. But now I'm headed out for the summer to be camping in remote areas and its now time to make these for my larder. I'm stock piling non perishable carnivore foods for me and my dogs so we will stay carnivore out there awah from civilization. So thanks a ton. ❤
I did enjoy your video very informative. Thank you for that. Thank you for sharing. I watched your video all the way through God bless you and yours. Take care.
I'm so glad you ended up making these! I used thin sliced beef, but seeing the way you do it here I am thinking ground beef is worth a try too. I use my Vitamix to get it like sawdust and it works great. I also think your bars probably could last for 20 years because you were so careful to get all the moisture out. I keep mine in the fridge because I like it when they're that solid. But room temp is fine too. I also use silicone mould (that I already had, thankfully!) to make them into bars so they're super easy to get out and they stay well formed. Great job again, Anita!
Thank you, Iso enjoy you:) I would love to enjoy the convenience of the carnivore bars, but no way do they fit my budget. So, I thank you for all the work you put into your recipe. Bless your health and your carnivore journey!!
My wife had me fry up ground beef outside on the grill until it was just hard crunchy bites and mixed that with the tallow and some bacon fat. They were good, just the bits were a bit too hard crunchy. Maybe we will try grinding them up next time. The frying probably doesn’t get the grease out as much, but since we don’t have a dehydrator and didn’t feel like running the oven all day, this worked out.
I've made "pemmican" by frying up hamburger, draining and reserving the fat for some other use. I put the cooked meat through the food processor and dehydrating it in the oven at the lowest setting. I then grind it in my spice mill to a fine meal, and add browned butter. Scrape it into bite sized candy molds and refrigerate. Pemmican is in scare quotes here because of course I'm not using beef fat.
Thank you for this! I just ordered a box of six Carnivore Bars, and even with a discount, it was $85. I believe in paying for quality when needed, but it would be great to make my own, as I love to cook anyway.
@@akm2743 EXACTLY... I have been doing research and can NOT believe how EXPENSIVE they are... Beef Jerky I can understand the cost, but these are made out of Hamburger.
Anita, Thanks very much for sharing the process. I am almost a month into my carnivore journey and I need to thank you for demystifying and therefore making it easy to start. I am seeing the benefits already! Wishing you all the best!
That’s quite a big to-do! One other option would be to just eat the dehydrated ground beef. That might eliminate the concerns about the bars going rancid due to the added fat. Thanks for the recipe.
The ground beef straight from the dehydrator is quite good on it's own. To make it a true meal replacement was my goal for today but for sure, the meat alone is great!
What are the odds? I realize you didn't make these today, but I had planned to restock my freezer with homemade ground beef carnivore bars today. Unfortunately, other things took precedence earlier, so I didn't get the beef in the dehydrator yet. I think I will be using your tip of rolling the ground beef out. The last time I made them, I used a parchment-lined pan; the parchment helps you lift the whole thing out. Then, I cut them on the cutting board.
Everything always shows up at the right time❤ Delicious recipe, thank you, this is exactly what I've been looking for. I will use a Crock-Pot to render the Tallow overnight and also put dehydrator next to it and dehydrate overnight for time savings sake. I'm going to try to make a lot so I can use the FoodSaver and freeze them.
I’m excited to try making these. I appreciate that you rendered your own tallow and showed every step it takes to make these. I’m sure they’ll be delicious.
This look great! The issue isn't bringing them on the plane, it's taking them off in the US, no "fresh" or non commercially packaged meat. The little spaniels at Denver will sniff them out. 🐶 I usually but the thinly sliced NY steak at Costco, labeled for Shabu shabu, cut the pieces in thirds, salt them and dry for eight hours in the dehydrator. Not nearly as inexpensive as your recipe, but so much easier. The grandkids love them. I'm always trying to stuff the grandkids with protein as they eat SAD at home. Then again, since I have a whole bunch of tallow in the freezer that I rendered, I will try these out. Thanks for the recipe!
The Carnivore Bar has to take into account the electricity and paying employees. These look really good. I'll try drying out the meat in the oven. Thanks for all your amazing videos.
Anita, you're a lifesaver. I've been wanting a recipe like this. I just bought a box of carnivore bars to take on an overseas trip, I feel it was worth it,however I want to have the option to make my own as well. Thank you so much! 😊
I love that nothing is wasted,even the beef fat bits (my favorite thing). I don’t have a dehydrator but I can use my oven I want to try these. Thank you for the video! 🙂
I will try these, but I agree it would seem an all day venture. I think I’ll be breaking up the effort. Maybe dry the beef overnight, use tallow I already rendered. The step by step approach. Thank you!
Hi! I just want to add a comment about taking them on a plane. I live in America, for reference. I took a trip to New York and for my flight home I bought myself a sandwich. Pastrami. It was delicious. Anyways, I had no problems getting it through security, and it wasn't really packaged. I've brought all kinds of food onto a plane since then without a hitch. I'm not sure if Canadian requirements are different, so take it for what it's worth. Thanks for the video! I might have to do this.
In the USA I have absolutely no problems packing my homemade snacks and meals to take onboard domestic flights. I pack what I call deli wraps of roast turkey or ham with a slice of cheese rolled and wrapped in plastic wrap. Before I was carnivore, I regularly packed sliced fruits, berries and peanut butter. Boiled eggs, sausage and cheese balls, meatballs are also great for flying. I have done it for over 40 years for the entire family. I have not tried to take my homemade food on international flights.
Beautiful job and thank you for sharing! Looking forward to trying the recipe. Trying scoring the bars before refrigeration next time. 🥰 Love and light on your journey.
I try to get beef fat trimmings every week so I always have tallow on hand. I made mine with the last burgers that didn't get eaten crumbled up. I mixed in a little brown butter for flavor, but mostly tallow because it doesn't melt easily (high melt point). I do use water when I render but the oil and water don't mix ,so if any doesn't evaporate I pour it off and dry the block of fat. 🥩
what are the odds?!? You & 2KK's release same vid on same day!?!? Fact is stranger than fiction sometimes!! Great stuff! Happy to watch both. 😍 I have always wondered what exactly it was as early Americans, before us Europeans got here, made it. Though theirs was meat & dried fruit?? & they didn't have dehydrators or food processors & they managed 😉 Plus $14 p or $3 p?? That is an insane mark up!! Who couldn't spend a bit of time to save $100!?! You could have had the fat rendered at some previous point etc... I didn't feel it was an inordinate amount of hands on time when lots of us make virtually everything that goes in our mouths anyway. YOU ROCK Dear Anita!! Thank You for all You, Terri & Your other helpers do for all of us!!
Oh! I didn't realize 2KK had a video at same time, lol! Absolutely we have it easier with our modern conveniences, the indigenous peoples dried their meat on racks out in the sun. And yes, they often included dried blueberries and other small fruits that grew locally. They were preparing for the winter ahead and didn't require them to last 20 years!
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We can take food on the plane in the USA. Anthony Chaffee I thought packed his own beef jerky. The border crossing is different. Thanks for this video.
Thanks so much for showing how to make pemmican. I backpack and was looking for other options but didn't know how to make it. Jerky is too hard on my jaw. It caused a tmj flair up last time I ate it.
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I’m from St Mary’s Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 I have made pemmican and my husband and I eat it all the time we have it in our pantry shelf for about 8 months. You have different kinds of fat in a cow that 2 kinds go rancid do not use that fat for pemmican use the fat around the kidneys suet it won’t melt like regular fat it stays hard except when you melt it. But when you add it to your meat , Berrys, honey spices salt Himalayan or sea salt. Dry berry’s we like blueberries. Mix all well and the fat will go back to its harder self to keep everything together. Press in lined sheets like plastic wrap or wax paper then press into pans, put in fridge or freezer overnight I let sit on counter for couple hours so easy to cut and wrap in plastic and put in air containers. We make about 60 bars at a time never gone bad. Please do not use other fats then kidney it will spoil on you.
Thank you for that hit about the fat.
Thank you!
@@KetogenicWoman would be a pain in the butt haha but you could add a note about kidney fat/suet if UA-cam allow an edit with word note added, idk though you got your thing thank you for the great video
Thanks for this info. I just bought half a cow and asked for the fat. They packaged the kidney fat separately, much to my delight!
How do you know if purchased tallow is from just kidney fat suet?😊
Thank you, Anita, for showing us with all details of how to make these bars! You remain my favorite carnivore UA-camr, with your friendly, honest, and practical tips and instructions. 😊
You are so welcome!
Just found you! Thanks for the information. Great video. I’ll watch you.
Just buy cheap 70/30 cook the beef and drain the fat… set aside fat… dehydrate cooked ground beef in oven… about 2-3 hours at 200… and continue with the recipe as demonstrated 👍
One pound 70/30 is about $4-5 in my area… so thats about 14 bars for $10 including rendered fat and less time dehydrating!
I wondered why if fat is added why it matters how much is initially in the meat. Thanks.
@@hoboonwheels9289 because the fat would melt all over the inside of the dehydrator.
Thank You!
Good to know! Thanks
Ohhhhh im gonna try this!
I bought a quart of beef tallow from Amazon for $30; so approx $8 for a cup; if lean ground beef were $4 (on sale), the cost would be $12 for 8 bars per your recipe or $16 per 8 bars at the cost of your beef shown here ($8). A great price and much less trouble if someone doesn't want to render the tallow themselves. I'll be trying it later this month when the tallow arrives.
Meat brownies! They do look delicious, healthy & an affordable option to commercial ones. Also, thanks for showing us how to render our own tallow. Great video Anita!
The remains from tallo is called cracklings. Grew up in a meat locker & helped father render lard.
How do you get the smell out of lard and tallow?
I put the pork lard on my skin and I don't smell it any more.
Folks, putting hamburger on trays and dehydrating is easy and you can walk away from it. A food processor would grind that into powder quickly, and you can use that beef (or chicken) 'flour' for other recipes. The beef or chicken 'flour' she made is worth $16/OZ. It's costly so I make my own by dehydrating the meat and grinding it up to a very fine powder. Thankfully I have time to dehydrate meats while I do other stuff.
Thanks so much for showing the recipe and the process. I love your channel and all that you do.
I bet the crispy bits left from making the tallow were the best !
My Ninja air fryer has a dehydrator function and it works as good as my Nesco dehydrator. I also use my electric smoker because I can do 25 pounds of meat at a time and it makes awsome cranivore meat chips.
Thanks for showing us the process. I expect many folks will find this very useful, I enjoyed watching..
My grandchildren luuuv my homemade (ground meat) jerky which i season with salt, smoked paprika and garlic powder. They call them meat snacks and put them in their lunch boxes. Apparently they have to resist the pestering from lunchtime friends 😆
Love it!!
Lucky grandkids! Yummy, wholesome snacks without any crappy ingredients.
Anita!! You never cease to amaze me!! My stomach is growling for these bars! I’m totally making these, minus the honey of course!!!
Vacuum packing the bars will keep them fresh forever.
Bus as long as no water or air gets to them, they won't be compromised. 😊
When Mom rendered lard we called the crispy pieces cracklings. We added salt and just ate it. It brought back memories.
I flew with a keto brick one time. My bag got pulled and the lady kept turning it around and around and reading it like what the heck is this. 😂
Coming back from my last trip, they tested my brand new containers of Redmonds salt like it was drugs! 😆
Canada?@@KetogenicWoman
@@KetogenicWoman It’s a sad world we live in when people can’t recognize salt but could immediately identify Taylor Swift in a crowd. 😂
LAUGHING>.... I can just see a Drug Sniffing Dog... Sniff that and Say...
"Yep... Contraband... I'll take this off your hands...
Dog leaves with your Kilo/keto brick... LOL
@@KetogenicWomanthat sucks! They literally opened your food 😡
What criminal acts one must endure to be allowed the “privilege” of paying extortion rates to move about the country!
I was not expecting the carnivore bar would be nearly 15$, wow. I do have that cosori and will make my own. Think I'll do meat and tallow different days. Thankyou
Some people don’t realize that when you buy meat per lb you are paying for mostly water. 🤷🏻 so when you buy dehydrated food you are paying for not only the meat minus the water you are also paying for the time to dehydrate and energy.
@@jonathannumer5415 I'm pretty sure THAT'S common knowledge unless you just landed on the planet. 😀
Minus the fat too
That fat is gold!
I think keeping them in the freezer is a wise idea. I never would have guessed the prepackaged bars would be that expensive. The ones you made look wonderful.
Thank you!
Special food is generally much costlier than homemade as it doesn't sell as much.
Just made some recently. 10 lbs 90% lean ground beef for $44 (Sams Club), rendered in the crock pot 2 lbs of chopped up beef suet $16 (Market District). Dried thin sloppy patties in dehydrator once they snap. Run in blender. Made bars in silicone molds. Pretty tasty! I added salt and smoked paprika. Love she did this one! imho, the finer the beef the better because chewing them is like chewing rocks when they set. It IS work so do it in bulk but it does last if you do it right. Also I ended up with 4 small containers of extra tallow for future use.
Fantastic!
Mind me asking what molds do you use ? From Amazon
You can purchase small vacuum sealer bags that these bars still fit nicely into.
I worked for TSA (as a checkpoint screener) for 13 years, ending in 2016, so unless they have✴️ New and Improved✴️ rules, homemade items are okay to bring through the checkpoint.... as long as they are not liquid or high moisture, like peanut butter. Dehydrated items should not be a problem. At the very least, they could test the items for explosives, and they only run a little pad around the area of the container where it seals. However, TSA is rather squirrelly, so I can't guarantee that there won't be a problem.
Well 2016 was before covid. Everyone seems a little more unhinged since then! And each airline seems to have different rules, so much fun to travel now! 😂
Might also depend on the opinion of the staffer on duty?
Squirrelly 😂😂😂
@@KetogenicWoman Indeed, COVID unhinged a lot of people. I'm glad to have left TSA before that fiasco rolled out. I wouldn't be surprised if Ivermectin was being confiscated at the checkpoint. But at least Boeing is making sure that the checkpoint experience isn't the only reason people dread flying these days!
TSA is now more than squirrelly!! They’re more of a power hungry control freak than an HOA member (homeowner association) hopped up on coffee & cigarettes 😂
thank you for the wonderful video.I am so happy to find you channel i have started the carnivore diet
Wonderful!
Attempting to make these today. Have ground beef in one dehydrator, and jerky in the other. Rendering tallow so feeling very happy to be cooking with you today. Thamks
I checked the LMNT website after seeing it being referred to in sponsoring other Keto/Carnivore type diet programs. And I was astounded at how expensive it is as well even though they offer you a free sample pack.
Put on one of those other programs where it also sponsors that program, I learned that LMNT also provide somewhere on their website the handmade version that you can make at home with the same proportions. That is very astounding that they would voluntarily do something like that because it could potentially detract from their sales. So I really appreciate their willingness to help people who can't afford them!! I understand they do sponsor your video and I'm not sure what all that means but I know it provides income to you. I just can't afford that product. At this time, but I still am going to check out their website further. Thank you!!
I have a video coming out tomorrow where I make their DIY Citrus Salt flavor from the recipe on the LMNT website. It's super easy and tastes good!
Anita, This is great to see BOTH you & the 2KrazyKetos doing each your own versions of this meat bar!. Cheers! Geri
Oh! I'll have to see what they did!
@@KetogenicWoman yes Anita, I need to review Neah's video too.😉
@@KetogenicWoman its a bit different than yours but I think I'll follow yours.
Great! My next job was to figure out how to make my own meat bars, and here you are. Thank you SO MUCH. I have 2x 500g packs of suet, and especially happy for your lesson on making tallow. xx from Hali
Thanks, Anita! I was getting excited just seeing the crispy meat from the dehydrator! Meat chips!
It was hard not to just go ahead and eat that instead of making the bars!
Yes the carnivore bars will be a must for flying. We are very grateful for this product.
I also was very glad to see this process of making pemmican. I’ve actually wanted to make it for 20 years 😂 couldn’t wrap my brain around it. Now I’m 95% carnivore so , good time to do it! And I look forward to getting myself healthy enough to do some 3 day nature excursions where I subsist primarily on my own homemade pemmican 🙌🏼🙌🏼
That is fantastic!
Try lining the dish, deep or shallow, with parchment paper. It helps tremendously when trying to remove it.
Yes, parchment paper and a shallower pan works very well.
I buy this thin sliced NY strip thinly sliced and dehydrated it at 165 for 4 hrs. Just like Carnivore Crisps and you can control the salt/seasoning
Sounds just like South African Biltong.
These look amazing. My toddler would love them I think. Thank you for sharing definitely gotta try them soon
She’s so through and her grandchildren must love going to grandmas house! I will try 10 ounces beef and 8 ounces tallow for the ratio.
Great timing for this recipe, I just got suet on flash food for a buck a pound
Awesome! I want to make these asap. I might add a little unsweetened dried cranberries.
me too! I dried cranberries last fall! YUM!
Maybe a bit of allulose honey??
I am ketovore so I am ok with a tiny bit of sweet.
EXCITED!!
@@PinkLady54
I agree with the allulose honey. I'm ok with that as well!
I will definitely try these in the future, $14 per bar is definitely to much. How about using a silicone mold for making these?
Yes the point of pemmican is a little bit of everything u can jam in there that won’t spoil
Carnivore Bars are zero-ish carbs
I’d rather go for the pemmican version w/some honey to help keeping quality and a few dried berries. Definitely. Can easily add them to Anita’s wonderful recipe.
As a meal replacement, carnivore bars are NOT expensive! I cannot go to a restaurant to eat a clean carnivore meal for $16. Too many consider these bars a snack and for a snack that’s an outrageous price.
Agreed!
Completely agree!! I think it’s worth the price and saves me a few times when I had busy and needed a meal replacement option instead of a fast food option that would end up costing about the same for a lot less and poor quality.
@@Chevyheavy5234 burger patties w/cheese at Wendy’s is $10
You’re going to compare a bar of meat to that much food?
Thank you Anita for taking the time and energy to show us this homemade recipe! They look amazing!
I used an eight-cavity silicone tray about 3/4 by 1.24 wide 5inches long put the beef powder into each mold and filled each cavity with melted tallow til it's saturated, then put it in cooler and packed them in wax or parchment paper
Ok, I'm making this today. Maybe I'll finally understand why we take all the beef tallow out of the meat and then put a different tallow back in.
Fat in the meat will go rancid, when you heat it until all the water leaves the fat then the fat will become shelf stable tallow.
Thank you for including your taste test and comparison of your pemmican bar to the taste of Carnivore Bar. Excited to make this ❤
But I will be making your bars - they look great
Most of the time commitment is 'hands off' so, if you have the equipment, it can just (mostly) manage itself in the background
Since most are chained to a brick & stick job, it’s very difficult. Work days are lengthening too as ppl attempt to hold onto their homes AND buy food & gas. 10-12 hr wkdays are becoming more n more common.
The American family is suffering so.
I love the avocado apron❤
This is so timely for me. Ive watched others make pemmican and never really interested. But now I'm headed out for the summer to be camping in remote areas and its now time to make these for my larder. I'm stock piling non perishable carnivore foods for me and my dogs so we will stay carnivore out there awah from civilization. So thanks a ton. ❤
Enjoy your serenity 😑
I love how you’re so real on camera I’ve done the same thing dehydrating and it still dehydrates upside down or upside, right🥳🤭😘
Exactly!!
I didln't even know there was a difference in my Cosori... and does it actually matter?
I did enjoy your video very informative. Thank you for that. Thank you for sharing. I watched your video all the way through God bless you and yours. Take care.
I'm so glad you ended up making these! I used thin sliced beef, but seeing the way you do it here I am thinking ground beef is worth a try too. I use my Vitamix to get it like sawdust and it works great. I also think your bars probably could last for 20 years because you were so careful to get all the moisture out. I keep mine in the fridge because I like it when they're that solid. But room temp is fine too. I also use silicone mould (that I already had, thankfully!) to make them into bars so they're super easy to get out and they stay well formed. Great job again, Anita!
Thanks for these tips!
Oh yumm I have ground venison I'm going to try this with. Thank you thank you
Thank you, Iso enjoy you:) I would love to enjoy the convenience of the carnivore bars, but no way do they fit my budget. So, I thank you for all the work you put into your recipe. Bless your health and your carnivore journey!!
Thank you!
My wife had me fry up ground beef outside on the grill until it was just hard crunchy bites and mixed that with the tallow and some bacon fat. They were good, just the bits were a bit too hard crunchy. Maybe we will try grinding them up next time. The frying probably doesn’t get the grease out as much, but since we don’t have a dehydrator and didn’t feel like running the oven all day, this worked out.
Just made these delicious bars following your recipe. They are in the freezer right now setting.
They are super delicious (I licked the bowl LOL)
I've made "pemmican" by frying up hamburger, draining and reserving the fat for some other use. I put the cooked meat through the food processor and dehydrating it in the oven at the lowest setting. I then grind it in my spice mill to a fine meal, and add browned butter. Scrape it into bite sized candy molds and refrigerate. Pemmican is in scare quotes here because of course I'm not using beef fat.
It is bovine fat
Just from in their udder instead of around the outside of an organ
Thank you for this! I just ordered a box of six Carnivore Bars, and even with a discount, it was $85. I believe in paying for quality when needed, but it would be great to make my own, as I love to cook anyway.
Yes, agree. I love to make my own stuff but sometimes I need the convenience factor as well!
I am so new to this... I am learning.
Thank you for your help.
So... how much does each Bar weight?
And what is the name of these very Expensive Bars?
@@JudiChristopher The expensive ones are called Carnivore Bars, literally.
@@akm2743
EXACTLY...
I have been doing research and can NOT believe how EXPENSIVE they are...
Beef Jerky I can understand the cost, but these are made out of Hamburger.
Anita, Thanks very much for sharing the process. I am almost a month into my carnivore journey and I need to thank you for demystifying and therefore making it easy to start. I am seeing the benefits already! Wishing you all the best!
I am so happy to hear this!
That’s quite a big to-do! One other option would be to just eat the dehydrated ground beef. That might eliminate the concerns about the bars going rancid due to the added fat. Thanks for the recipe.
U wrote out my thoughts exactly.
The ground beef straight from the dehydrator is quite good on it's own. To make it a true meal replacement was my goal for today but for sure, the meat alone is great!
Then it would just be jerky.
What are the odds? I realize you didn't make these today, but I had planned to restock my freezer with homemade ground beef carnivore bars today. Unfortunately, other things took precedence earlier, so I didn't get the beef in the dehydrator yet. I think I will be using your tip of rolling the ground beef out. The last time I made them, I used a parchment-lined pan; the parchment helps you lift the whole thing out. Then, I cut them on the cutting board.
Yes, I think next batch I'll firm them flatter on a sheet with parchment.
Everything always shows up at the right time❤
Delicious recipe, thank you, this is exactly what I've been looking for. I will use a Crock-Pot to render the Tallow overnight and also put dehydrator next to it and dehydrate overnight for time savings sake.
I'm going to try to make a lot so I can use the FoodSaver and freeze them.
I’m excited to try making these. I appreciate that you rendered your own tallow and showed every step it takes to make these. I’m sure they’ll be delicious.
I've taken homemade pemmican on a plane in a Ziploc bag and had zero issues.
Ty, appreciate knowing i can dehydrate ground beef for this recipe
This look great! The issue isn't bringing them on the plane, it's taking them off in the US, no "fresh" or non commercially packaged meat. The little spaniels at Denver will sniff them out. 🐶 I usually but the thinly sliced NY steak at Costco, labeled for Shabu shabu, cut the pieces in thirds, salt them and dry for eight hours in the dehydrator. Not nearly as inexpensive as your recipe, but so much easier. The grandkids love them. I'm always trying to stuff the grandkids with protein as they eat SAD at home. Then again, since I have a whole bunch of tallow in the freezer that I rendered, I will try these out. Thanks for the recipe!
You are very welcome!
My granddaughter too eats crap at home but has learned at grandmas to love my smashed eggs and homemade mayo, etc.😂
I just bought this at Costco and thought I could dehydrate them for meat snacks.
The Carnivore Bar has to take into account the electricity and paying employees. These look really good. I'll try drying out the meat in the oven. Thanks for all your amazing videos.
So true! And I didn't factor in my time either!
a full spectrum analysis thank you for your discerning attention to detail, very helpful!
TY for recipe and showing us the step by step. Isn't that complicated.
Yes! This is exactly how my husband and I make ours! So much easier to make it with ground beef:)
You can take homemade snacks on the plane
A lot to making those. I really appreciate all the work you put into your videos. I learn so much watching your cooking videos.
Thanks so much
I just got back in town, and my plan was to make my own PIM again. I’m so excited that you have done this for me.
Anita, you're a lifesaver. I've been wanting a recipe like this. I just bought a box of carnivore bars to take on an overseas trip, I feel it was worth it,however I want to have the option to make my own as well. Thank you so much! 😊
Mercy sakes, think I would rather buy the bars. Very labour intensive.
Great job though Anita. 😁🇬🇧
excellent channel. thank you
Did you ever try to include the cracklings? I would imagine that they bring in quite a bit of flavour 😊
I love that nothing is wasted,even the beef fat bits (my favorite thing). I don’t have a dehydrator but I can use my oven I want to try these. Thank you for the video! 🙂
Looks like cracklin ,yummy. GOD BLESS
Super excited to watch this one!!!!!
Excellent advice Anita… hope everyone watches this it’s very touching.❤
this was great! Cant wait to try it at home! Also can't wait to see the tallow pudding! Thnks so much for sharing! Vacuum seal = last longer
I will try these, but I agree it would seem an all day venture. I think I’ll be breaking up the effort. Maybe dry the beef overnight, use tallow I already rendered. The step by step approach. Thank you!
I’m going to try this!! 😊 thank you!
Hi! I just want to add a comment about taking them on a plane. I live in America, for reference. I took a trip to New York and for my flight home I bought myself a sandwich. Pastrami. It was delicious. Anyways, I had no problems getting it through security, and it wasn't really packaged. I've brought all kinds of food onto a plane since then without a hitch. I'm not sure if Canadian requirements are different, so take it for what it's worth.
Thanks for the video! I might have to do this.
In the USA I have absolutely no problems packing my homemade snacks and meals to take onboard domestic flights. I pack what I call deli wraps of roast turkey or ham with a slice of cheese rolled and wrapped in plastic wrap. Before I was carnivore, I regularly packed sliced fruits, berries and peanut butter. Boiled eggs, sausage and cheese balls, meatballs are also great for flying. I have done it for over 40 years for the entire family. I have not tried to take my homemade food on international flights.
Vacuum seal.and freeze. They will last for years.
I think that is the best option!
Beautiful job and thank you for sharing! Looking forward to trying the recipe. Trying scoring the bars before refrigeration next time. 🥰 Love and light on your journey.
That would have been smart! 😍
Thank you for sharing your recipe. I’ll definitely make this. I really enjoy your videos. 👏🏼😁
I take cooked steaks on flights all the time. Just have to eat it before landing if international.
You could take homemade meat bars across a border or on a plane, just not seeds/veg/fruits per my understanding.
She couldn’t take her stinkin sealed brandnew salt!!
You make it look so easy. Thank you for sharing your talents!🙏
Thanks so much 😊
Very interesting. I’m sure you and your family will enjoy these goodies😊
Thank you so much 😊The original process just made me say forget it😂😂 So happy to have a simpler process. ❤❤
Thanks, this was helpful information i hope i could make a dozen of these for my hiking trip
I try to get beef fat trimmings every week so I always have tallow on hand. I made mine with the last burgers that didn't get eaten crumbled up. I mixed in a little brown butter for flavor, but mostly tallow because it doesn't melt easily (high melt point). I do use water when I render but the oil and water don't mix ,so if any doesn't evaporate I pour it off and dry the block of fat. 🥩
Thank you for making this video! I will be making these soon thanks to you Anita!!!
Lori from Wisconsin. I just paid $10.49 for 1 lb. of bison!
what are the odds?!? You & 2KK's release same vid on same day!?!?
Fact is stranger than fiction sometimes!!
Great stuff! Happy to watch both. 😍
I have always wondered what exactly it was as early Americans, before us Europeans got here, made it.
Though theirs was meat & dried fruit??
& they didn't have dehydrators or food processors & they managed 😉
Plus $14 p or $3 p?? That is an insane mark up!!
Who couldn't spend a bit of time to save $100!?!
You could have had the fat rendered at some previous point etc...
I didn't feel it was an inordinate amount of hands on time when lots of us make virtually everything that goes in our mouths anyway.
YOU ROCK Dear Anita!! Thank You for all You, Terri & Your other helpers do for all of us!!
Oh! I didn't realize 2KK had a video at same time, lol! Absolutely we have it easier with our modern conveniences, the indigenous peoples dried their meat on racks out in the sun. And yes, they often included dried blueberries and other small fruits that grew locally. They were preparing for the winter ahead and didn't require them to last 20 years!
This is something I could definitely take the time to make. Thanks for the detailed video.
Yes I started to watch theirs but saw you had one also so I’m watching yours… I might watch theirs later… I cook more like you…
What/WHO is 2KK?
@@jetryan624 Are You new to low carb channels?
2 Krazy Ketos aka 2kk are a married couple of entertaining, loveable, personable low carb ppl that reach out to teach, support & encourage ppl trying to use better food choices to heal disease.
I really enjoy them as do LOTS of other ppl 😍 so do go check them out if You have the time.
Nice job! Great video.
Looks good
We can take food on the plane in the USA. Anthony Chaffee I thought packed his own beef jerky. The border crossing is different. Thanks for this video.
Dr. Chaffee is the best 👍🏼
Very thorough, appreciate your effort.
Thanks so much for showing how to make pemmican. I backpack and was looking for other options but didn't know how to make it. Jerky is too hard on my jaw. It caused a tmj flair up last time I ate it.
Nice presentation! Not sure if you know / care, wax paper, parchment, has plastic that seeps into all food... Just an FYI- 🎻♥️😎
Wow! It is indeed a whole day's work!
I like the idea of rolling the meat out. Thanks!