Usually means: Dried, seasoned, smoked beef strips.
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Definitions from Wiktionary (beef jerky)

▸ noun:  Jerked meat of bovine origin.

Similar:
baby beef, beef, cow meat, bully beef, hung beef, grass beef, neckbeef, charqui, bear meat, beeve, more...

Opposite:
beef moist, beef tender, beef juicy

Adjectives:
round, beef, medium, primal, well-done, medium rare, pulled, undercut, gammon, blue, meated

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Similar:
baby beef, beef, cow meat, bully beef, hung beef, grass beef, neckbeef, charqui, bear meat, beeve, more...

Opposite:
beef moist, beef tender, beef juicy

Adjectives:
round, beef, medium, primal, well-done, medium rare, pulled, undercut, gammon, blue, meated



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