Simms Grass Fed Beef Sticks

Aldi sells several different options when it comes to jerky and meat sticks. Most of it is under the Simms store brand, but you might also spot some name brands such as Chomps.

Some beef sticks that caught my eye recently are these 100% grass fed and finished ones. They come in original or jalapeno varieties. I picked up a package of each.

Simms Grass Feed Beef Sticks appear to be a Regular Buy. That means you should be able to find them in stores all year.

We buy Aldi products for review using our own funds. I paid $12.99 per 9.2-ounce package of Simms Grass Fed Beef Sticks in 2026. That’s around $1.41 per ounce. With eight sticks per package, it’s around $1.62 per stick.

These are non GMO verified, certified gluten free, and Whole30 Approved. They’re made from cows raised without antibiotics or hormones and are advertised as paleo friendly. They have no nitrates or nitrites added except those naturally occuring in cultured celery powder and sea salt.

Nutrition facts are identical between the two varieties. One 32-gram stick has 100 calories, 6 grams of total fat (8% DV), 3 grams of saturated fat (15% DV), no carbohydrates or sugars, and 10 grams of protein.

Inside each bag, you’ll find eight individually wrapped beef sticks. They don’t require refrigeration, unless you open a stick and don’t eat it all in one sitting.

We like these. The original version tastes as expected: salty, savory, and meaty. The jalapeno version has a mild to upper-mild kick to it, which we also like.

The Verdict:

Simms Grass Feed Beef Sticks are 100% grass fed and finished. They come in original and jalapeno varieties, and we think both taste good. If you like meat sticks, you might want to give these a try.