Biltong is dried meat in South Africa. Those sticks does have a funny smell but that's how they are. Biltong is a SA delicacy. Meat that are salted and air dried. Very very nice. Almost like your beef jerky
Greetings from Tennessee. The yellow piece at the very beginning that you had no idea what it is is actually an automatic chainsaw chain sharpener. You attach it to the end of your chainsaw and while the chain is running you push the plunger against the ground and it's got a sharpening stone in it that sharpens your chain on-the-fly.
You are so funny! My hubby and I laugh a lot watching you. Thanks for the entertainment ❤️. We are always wishing you find money…..like lots of it……you deserve it!!
It sure is locker time. I’ve had to start watching Mike, storage Pirate,lol. Jack this is why I love watching you, you are a man of principle and treat people the way you want to be treated.❤ you need to donate glassware to Savers or wherever. 😢. Jack, 😂😂😂😂 no cow what?
Biltong is a high-protein, low-carb snack made from dried meat, salt, vinegar, and spices. It’s similar to jerky but with different production methods and flavors. Notably, certain types of biltong may be made from fatty cuts of meat, whereas jerky is almost always made from very lean cuts of beef12. Biltong in its most basic form is a dried steak. This opens up the opportunity for people to enjoy biltong wet (or rare), medium, or well-done (hard). Conversely, jerky uses heat from a dehydrator or an oven to make which means the texture is usually a bit drier than biltong and doesn’t have as much variety as biltong
Jevity is a food source for people with feeding tubes. You pour the Jevity into a plastic bag like an IV bag. Used to do that at the LTC facilities that I worked at as a travel nurse. Usually gave this for night time feedings.
What Is Biltong? As you probably know, jerky is sliced meat that's marinated in various spices and then cooked with heat. It's dry and chewy in the best ways possible. Biltong, on the other hand, is shredded meat that's cured in vinegar and air dried, making it softer and saltier.😋
I thought that narrow building was from Paris, France. They have a lot of buildings shaped like that. I'm pretty sure you will make your dollar back and hopefully made a decent profit, too!!! Thanks for the video, Jack!!! 😊
Biltong is a form of dried, cured meat which originated in Southern African countries (South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Namibia, Botswana, and Zambia). Various types of meat are used to produce it, ranging from beef to game meats such as ostrich or kudu. The cut may also vary being either fillets of meat cut into strips following the grain of the muscle, or flat pieces sliced across the grain. It is related to beef jerky; both are spiced, dried meats; however the typical ingredients, taste, and production processes may differ.
Biltong is the jerky recipe. I love Stryve products. They are yummy. One of the only no sugar jerky you can find. It does not have a lot of preservatives. Try it fresh, you'll like it.
You might make a few $$ from this locker. I always ways worry about your locker food challenges! Hope Janna doesn't have to pick you up from the hospital sometime. Happy hunting!!
Jevity is used for folks who can't swallow & need internal GT feedings. The stain on the comforter looked like spilled Jevity. I'm a sniffer, so I would have sniffed it to make sure!
Yellow thing at first part of video is a chainsaw sharpener, you put it on the bar while saw is running and push black part into something hard. And then your ready to go
Biltong is just the (south) African name for jerky. Mostly it consists of beef, but in Africa it can also consist of exotic wild animals such as ostrich meat, antelope meat or even elephant meat.
That particular brand of jerky has a very unique taste. The very first time I tried it I wasn't sure about it. The curing process is different from most jerky. To sum it up it is different even when purchased fresh.
From Wikipedia: BILTONG is a form of dried, cured meat which originated in Southern African countries (South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Namibia, Botswana, and Zambia). Various types of meat are used to produce it, ranging from beef to game meats such as ostrich or kudu... Sounds like there could be just about anything in that!
the jerky type of meat you ate in the locker challenge is grass fed beef and is dried differently than regular jerky. its south African origin and is illegal to import to the states from south Africa.
City boy.!!! Cows don't have weiners. I couldn't help laughing out loud. Love your channel.
Biltong is dried meat in South Africa. Those sticks does have a funny smell but that's how they are. Biltong is a SA delicacy. Meat that are salted and air dried. Very very nice. Almost like your beef jerky
Hello Marie
I was wondering if they were dog treats. I am glad to know they were people treats. Thank you for the info 🎉
Hello biltong friend.😂 lol.
Howzit. South African here too. That Strwe stuff is disgusting
Love your laugh in the face of the garbage. Getting your money back, one dime ata time.
I love the way you go through storage lockers, we get to see the good, bad and ugly stuff!
Thanks!
Greetings from Tennessee. The yellow piece at the very beginning that you had no idea what it is is actually an automatic chainsaw chain sharpener. You attach it to the end of your chainsaw and while the chain is running you push the plunger against the ground and it's got a sharpening stone in it that sharpens your chain on-the-fly.
the lucchese boots are pretty expensive new. The pendletons are probably worth more than you think.
It's the "Flat iron" building in Manhattan. Originally the Fuller Brush HQ.
You are so funny! My hubby and I laugh a lot watching you. Thanks for the entertainment ❤️. We are always wishing you find money…..like lots of it……you deserve it!!
It sure is locker time. I’ve had to start watching Mike, storage Pirate,lol. Jack this is why I love watching you, you are a man of principle and treat people the way you want to be treated.❤ you need to donate glassware to Savers or wherever. 😢. Jack, 😂😂😂😂 no cow what?
"Cow wiener" ... that made me snort laugh !! Love your sense of humor .
@24:54 "I don't wanna be eatin' cow weiner or anything" I really did laugh out loud.
My Dad always bought the best and loved his Luchese boots. They were expensive.
Thanks for the info! I thought they looked nice.
Remember the jewellery collection you found Jack...
Inside a box you never expected would hold so much value
Totally!
Biltong is a high-protein, low-carb snack made from dried meat, salt, vinegar, and spices. It’s similar to jerky but with different production methods and flavors. Notably, certain types of biltong may be made from fatty cuts of meat, whereas jerky is almost always made from very lean cuts of beef12. Biltong in its most basic form is a dried steak. This opens up the opportunity for people to enjoy biltong wet (or rare), medium, or well-done (hard). Conversely, jerky uses heat from a dehydrator or an oven to make which means the texture is usually a bit drier than biltong and doesn’t have as much variety as biltong
I love this type of locker. You never know what you’re going to get 🙂
Jack , donate the lancelets to the dog centers because some dogs are diabetic
Always a pleasure watching you
Hello Jack. Let's see what's inside of this $1 abandoned storage unit. Everything looks awesome.
With such a look of concern ..” I don’t want to be eatin like cow wiener “ ….Jack, you made my day , that was too funny. Thanks bud
I'm so glad you finally did a storage locker , I've missed your videos of unboxing .😊
lets go Jack
suerte con esos storages
from miami
Those yellow sneakers at 3:45 are Off White and sell for $300+ new
I love you videos. I'm from South Africa and here Biltong is very popular. It is dried and cured meat (mainly beef or spring buck/Kudu ect.).
Jevity is a food source for people with feeding tubes. You pour the Jevity into a plastic bag like an IV bag. Used to do that at the LTC facilities that I worked at as a travel nurse. Usually gave this for night time feedings.
What Is Biltong? As you probably know, jerky is sliced meat that's marinated in various spices and then cooked with heat. It's dry and chewy in the best ways possible. Biltong, on the other hand, is shredded meat that's cured in vinegar and air dried, making it softer and saltier.😋
Those night sight glasses are awesome
Love That y'all are not afraid to show the bad and why sometimes ya just have to do it. Thanks for sharing.
Hey Jack, that flashlight you found at 27:08 is actually a taser. Love the channel, keep the vids coming.
I think the yellow item you were asking about is a chain saw blade sharpener.
Love your videos! Annette from Kentucky. 🙋
Love your videos..always exciting.
Yay! Thank you!
Congrats Jack, hard work pays off !
I believe the rechargeable black flashlight you found in the box was a concealed taser. Great upload as per usual.👌🏻👍🏻
ROFL😂🤣🤪 “Cow Weiner”!! That was to funny!!!!
Always Positive & Always Entertaining. Definitely research the Boots,Sneakers & Shell Picture. All The Best! Be Well Be Safe & Stay Blessed.
and at the end of the video Locker Nuts goes Curiosity Inc
I love yhose house clearing vids
I thought that narrow building was from Paris, France. They have a lot of buildings shaped like that. I'm pretty sure you will make your dollar back and hopefully made a decent profit, too!!! Thanks for the video, Jack!!! 😊
Biltong is a form of dried, cured meat which originated in Southern African countries (South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Namibia, Botswana, and Zambia). Various types of meat are used to produce it, ranging from beef to game meats such as ostrich or kudu. The cut may also vary being either fillets of meat cut into strips following the grain of the muscle, or flat pieces sliced across the grain. It is related to beef jerky; both are spiced, dried meats; however the typical ingredients, taste, and production processes may differ.
Biltong is the jerky recipe. I love Stryve products. They are yummy. One of the only no sugar jerky you can find. It does not have a lot of preservatives. Try it fresh, you'll like it.
I think that wedge building is the Flatiron building, in N Y.NY
Hey Jack. One of those "You get what you paid for" lockers however, you got more than you paid for I think. Another good video. Tks.
Thanks 👍
The triangular building is the Flatiron Building in NYC.
You might make a few $$ from this locker. I always ways worry about your locker food challenges! Hope Janna doesn't have to pick you up from the hospital sometime. Happy hunting!!
They had a cheap sole. Not this time
Jevity is used for folks who can't swallow & need internal GT feedings. The stain on the comforter looked like spilled Jevity. I'm a sniffer, so I would have sniffed it to make sure!
Thank you for sharing.
Black cherry merlot. Lol. Bath and body works. Smells awesome!
Another great video love it blessings to you all always my bro 🙏🙏
Spiders……locker security.😂
I couldn't say why, but I get a little kick out of you finding coins in the lockers too 😂💖
That looked like the flat iron building in Atlanta Georgia I think it was in the intro to matlock A show with Andy Griffin in it
Yellow thing at first part of video is a chainsaw sharpener, you put it on the bar while saw is running and push black part into something hard. And then your ready to go
The most shocking thing is Jack wearing gloves 😂😂😂
Loving those Pendleton finds!
Biltong is just the (south) African name for jerky. Mostly it consists of beef, but in Africa it can also consist of exotic wild animals such as ostrich meat, antelope meat or even elephant meat.
Biltong is the name used in South Africa for what you know as beef jerkey.
That particular brand of jerky has a very unique taste. The very first time I tried it I wasn't sure about it. The curing process is different from most jerky. To sum it up it is different even when purchased fresh.
That flashlight looks like a taser I have. If the switch goes up middle and down, it’s a taser. It has a red on light for the taser side.
Red cap is the name for work clothes. My husband had red cap uniforms that his company laundered for him.
Hey from NYC! That’s the flatiron building At Madison Square Park, At minute 28.
Oh, thanks! I thought it was a building in San Francisco. Looks similar, but I haven't been to the one I'm thinking of for 15-20 years or so.
@@LockerNuts The picture you said was San Fran was actually the Brooklyn Bridge, also NYC
From Wikipedia: BILTONG is a form of dried, cured meat which originated in Southern African countries (South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Namibia, Botswana, and Zambia). Various types of meat are used to produce it, ranging from beef to game meats such as ostrich or kudu...
Sounds like there could be just about anything in that!
that building photo is the Flatiron Bldg in NYC =
Always love kitchen gadgets
Biltong-Sth African dried beef. Dont know about packet biltong, But biltong made at your local butchers is fantastic.
Yes a Locker Nuts video!!
Biltong is a kind of dried beef similar to jerky only cooked. Very popular in south africa.
Biltong is a Sth African jerky. Is dehydrated and if sealed won't go off.
Those Ray-Bans look like they could be legit. Aviators with the G15 lenses. Look for an etched bl on the opposite lenses from the one with the logo
We bikers with our loud pipes wear the ear plugs to protect our ears ❤🚂
Get the shell art repaired,they can be worth a lot,the signed asian ones like that sell for around $700 to $5500
Biltong is dried and spiced meat. Originated before fridges were available.
Not bad for a buck!
Live your videos!
Love your videos
The building in the picture is in New York not SF ...Its called the Flatiron building
The yellow shoes look like some they sell on Temu.
Mo vember is a New Zealand charity for prostate cancer.
Pretty sure Biltong is South African meat stick stuff.
That’s the FlatIron building in NYC
I worked many years in grocery. I've seen jerky go bad on the shelf before sell by date.
Good to know.
Those scissors look like the where shun! Great brand!
off white are expensive shoes $400-$600
biltong is a south African dried meat, here in the us we call it jerky
Beef billing is a dried beef product from South African region in countries like Zimbabwe and Botswana.
The yellow plastic piece is a chain saw sharpener, need the bar that goes with it though
the jerky type of meat you ate in the locker challenge is grass fed beef and is dried differently than regular jerky. its south African origin and is illegal to import to the states from south Africa.
That Dogma Blu Ray is worth a nice little chunk of change
Biltong is a South African thing it is basically like your beef jerky. Dried and salted beef
Biltong is made by cutting the best raw meat into strips, marinating it for a few hours and then drying it by air for a set amount of days.
Biltong is from South Africa
Biltong in the South African name for jerky or dried meat. The long piece would have been dried sausage which usually is very nice.
Thanks! Didn't know that. I was concerned it was going to get weird, LOL.
That Dogma Blu-Ray should get you at least $50.
Biltong beef... cows from Asia
Jerky....dried and cured without salt, high in protein, smokey flavor
that yellow item at 6min 30 sec is a chain saw self sharpener for a poulan chain saw , missing the stone though
The brand of boots is Luchese. (Like ‘Lou Casey’)
Cow weiner...really? You got me laughing so hard with that one. Thanks!
Off White shoes are fairly expensive. You might want to check those out.
Cow wiener 😂 Since when does Cows have a wiener? 😆 🤣 😂 That was hilarious Jack!
So far this Locker isn't that bad.
Biltong , is very popular in South Africa . Like beef jerky but much better.
My wife is South African and that’s where it originates from .
Biltong is jerky from South Sfrica
Thanks! Didn't know that. I was concerned it was going to get weird, LOL.
The Reno Air Races cap may become a collector's item because this is the last year they will be held in Reno. it might be worth washing?
always check cigarette packs before throwing
Biltong is mainly south African. It's shredded meat that's cured in vinegar and air dried, making it softer and saltier.❤🇬🇧
Not shredded. It’s meat that is seasoned and preserved not cooked. It’s the best
The flashlight looked like a tazer.
That picture was is the famous triangle building in New York. 23rd and Broadway. Not San Francisco.
Thanks for the ID!