Sam's Club HUGE Carnivore Grocery Haul (Deals!)
In a Nutshell
Sam's Club carnivore haul scores huge deals on yellow-tagged meats like top sirloin steaks (24% off to $46), chuck roasts ($8.47/lb), ground beef sliders, chicken quarters for pet food ($2.88/lb), and bacon, plus grilling gadgets (reversible cast iron griddle $18) and a chamber vacuum sealer for long-term storage. Highlights include sponsorship for beef tallow Beast Mode Soap, avoiding junk-added jerky for clean grass-fed sticks, and meal prep tips like slow-cooking roasts with butter or prepping 500 meatballs. Total cart emphasizes pure carnivore stocking over non-food items, with Sam's Club praised for burgers and value vs. Costco.
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Huge Sam's Club carnivore haul with tons of meat on special sales: chicken, bacon, water. Guess the total cost in comments; receipt shown at end. Show several carnivore gadgets, gizmos, coolest latest tech, inexpensive yellow tag sales saving up to 25%.
Unplanned video: started on date night, decided to stock up on food, drove an hour to Sam's Club. Paid for membership because deals pay for itself. Normally go to Costco, but best burgers at Sam's Club. Many at U meeting loved meatball video, requested more; women requested more Jen content.
Reversible cast iron griddle plate for grilling bacon: two sides, heavy duty, puts right on grill, $18 on sale. Look for yellow tags at Walmart or Sam's Club. Prime example: top sirloin steak, save $15 (24% off), $46 instead of $62; girls love sirloin. Beef chuck roast two-pack, $8.47/lb; can cut into steaks or slow cooker. More yellow tags below. Girls like these or slow cooker with butter. Save $6.88 (24% off), $20, feeds whole family.
Really good price: $400 (likely chamber vacuum sealer, bought one for Carrie last year for Father's Day; highly suggest for carnivore beginners). Chicken quarters for dogs and cats at $2.88/lb ($16 whole pack); switched from bone-in due to digestion issues for cats. Grind up with gizzards, liver for homemade dog/cat food, lasts long time.
Yellow tags on ground beef. Put with chicken for dog/cat food; Carrie loves meatballs, pre-make for oven or air fryer. Save $5 (15%). Guy putting yellow tags on sliders right as grabbing them.
Video sponsored by Beast Mode Soap: clean soap from beef tallow, avoids chemicals/detergents from store soaps that enter bloodstream. Cleaned up diet and body products; favorite is Forest Ash. Special offer link in description.
Sliders: love them for smashing or meatballs (form into balls without cutting). Stock up whole thing, use little freezer bags. Jen's favorite water. Cart full of carnivore items; people would think they're nuts. Only non-carnivore: towels.
Small freezer holds four tomahawk steaks, not even quarter of cart or chicken for dog food. Need storage: have upgraded chamber sealer (video on that). If buying new air fryer: glass Ninja Crispy (no forever chemicals), cook and store in it, $324 (Jen guesses over $400).
Avoid non-carnivore like towels, shoes, pillows, blankets. Propane tank for blowtorch (carnivore). Most meat options compromised with sugars/seed oils. Jack Link's Original Beef Jerky: sugar, brown sugar, wheat, soy. Cleanest: grass-fed and finished beef sticks (grass-fed beef, water, <2% encapsulated lactic acid, sea salt). No need for protein bars; eat actual meat for protein.
Meal prep: bag yellow tag deals into freezer bags to stay good longer; pull out night before. Slow cooker method: throw in, add stick of butter, leave overnight on low with salt. Girls' favorite, no flavors/spices/sauces/side dishes.
Chamber vacuum sealer demo: simple, put bag bottom under tabs, close, smart vac detects weight. Seals perfectly by sucking air out of bag and chamber (like under water). Suggest dating bags for freezer stocking. Does big packages, meatballs, sliders quickly. Tested on unfrozen sliders/ground beef patties; curious if it pushes them together.
Did well: bacon/meat left for dog food, three chuck roasts (slow cooker), two big roasts (freezer), sliders good for breakfast/lunch/meatballs/everything. Planning 500 meatballs today (Carrie loves them; check meatball videos). Sam's Club vs Costco? Leave comments: Costco or Sam's Club.
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