Nick’s Sticks: grass-fed beef, venison, chicken and turkey meat sticks
Nick’s Sticks makes small-batch meat sticks from grass-fed beef and venison and free-range chicken and turkey. Packs started at $3.49 when we checked.
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Nick's Sticks is a US snack brand from Marshfield, Wisconsin, making meat sticks in small batches. It started in 2011, and it uses 100% grass-fed beef and venison alongside free-range chicken and turkey. The brand says each stick is Whole30, Paleo and Keto approved, with 10 to 15 grams of protein, so it's aimed at people who want a savoury snack that fits those eating plans.
It suits walkers, gym-goers and anyone who wants something to keep in a bag or a desk drawer. Parents filling lunchboxes are a big audience too: the brand's blog has a post on snacks for kids. There are mild and spicy versions of most meats, so a mixed household can find something everyone likes.
What's worth a look
Six picks from the homepage, all at their regular prices when we checked.
Beef Sticks .9 oz - 12 Count BagTwelve grass-fed beef sticks in one bag.from $22.99View at Nick’s Sticks
Beef SticksThe original grass-fed beef stick.from $3.49View at Nick’s Sticks
Turkey SticksFree-range turkey version.from $3.49View at Nick’s Sticks
Venison SticksGrass-fed venison, the newest meat in the range.from $3.49View at Nick’s Sticks
Spicy Chicken SticksFree-range chicken with a kick.from $3.49View at Nick’s Sticks
Variety PackA mixed pack to try several flavours.$35.88View at Nick’s Sticks
Most single flavours start from $3.49, which is the price to try one before you commit to a bigger bag. If you already know what you like, the 12-count bag of beef sticks from $22.99 is the bulk buy, and the Variety Pack at $35.88 is the way to try the range in one go. Venison is the newest meat in the line-up: it joined the range in 2024.
The homepage also lists Chicken, Spicy Turkey and Spicy Beef sticks, so there are mild and hot versions of most meats. The brand is now owned by Wenzel's Farm, a long-standing meat snack maker in Marshfield, and the homepage blog has ideas for keto snacking and kids' lunchboxes.
Current offers
- 25% off site-wide with code PUMPKIN, one of the codes we list for the store.
- Free shipping on orders over $50, according to the homepage banner.
- Sign up to the email list for 10% off.
- Subscribe & Save takes 15% off repeat orders.
How to save more
- Combine a multi-pack with a code. A bag or the Variety Pack plus 25% off goes further than a handful of single sticks.
- Aim for the $50 free-shipping line. Two 12-count bags take you just under it, so a third item or a variety pack can tip you over.
- Subscribe if you eat them every week. The 15% Subscribe & Save discount is the easiest regular saving, and you can usually change or pause the order.
Products, prices and offers checked on the store's own website on 7 Nov 2026. Prices and stock can change.
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