Mythical Meats Father’s Day Fantasy Feast Gift Pack – 10 Random Exotic Game and Beef Snack Sticks – Dried & Dehydrated Meats Seasoned to Perfection – High Protein Snacks Fit for a Legendary Dad

I purchased an order of this and used the jerky sticks as stocking stuffers at a holiday party. BIG HIT! My giftees enjoyed reading the fun made-up names on the packages and then got to enjoy actually eating meats not normally experienced (ostrich, alligator, and so on). The packaging, texture, and seasoning/taste was all spot on.

Great taste and great flavors! Definitely a must buy for jerky lovers or meat stick lovers too.

my kids ages 12 & 16, got these in their baskets this year from EB. they throughly enjoyed taunting one another on who would test out the next exotic stick next; from Yak, to Camel, etc., they had a great time w/ it, & were overall pretty happy w/ each flavor, finding them dense, flavorful, and worth the expense!

My husband and I are both huge gamers! From old-school consoles all the way up to rebuilt PCs. These are so convenient to munch on while you’re gaming or watching YouTube tutorials as we do lol the most important part is that they’re so yummy! I get my husband a pack of these every Christmas, and have kept this tradition for the last three years since I first got them for him and he was blown away. The selection and the variety pack is amazing! I’ve been trying to ask him every year. What flavor is his favorite so I can buy a pack of his favorite flavor, the following year for Christmas, however, you can never narrow it down to just one favorite. That’s how good these are! Totally recommend for the gamer or carnivore in your life. You’ll definitely unlock the giftgiving achievement and level up your XP with this pack!

Soon as I got home I cracked it open I tried the Pegasus absolutely delicious can't wait to try the other 19 flavors I also got the d&d one can't wait to try those too

Unicorn: clean, hint of spice, sweet with a solid citric acid bite. My favorite. KInda puts you in the unicorn mood.Dragon: high pepper content overpowers everything else, but not bad. Can’t really identify the alligator flavor/texture. I can see where the heat is supposed to make you think “dragon”.Loch ness monster: eh. Nothing special, can’t really tell the bison is there. Best I can say is “Inoffensive”Chupacabra : chorizo-like flavor, milder than I was expecting. The choice of pork as the base meat is puzzling as I would have expected some kind of reptile blend given the background of the beast. Edible but not exciting. The flavor profile somewhat matches the place of origin of the legends, but I’m not impressed. Greasy and disappointing.Griffin: initial impression: well, this is definitely different. The ostrich gives a very different texture (surprisingly tough and chewy but overall good mouth feel). Very low spice, very moist and sweet. Not at all greasy or unpleasant but not really special, either. Nice after taste and lingering light pepper heat.Werewolf: the teriyaki overwhelmed the taste of the venison. Might have been better without the beef. The gaminess was there, just not as pronounced. Really didn’t put me in mind of werewolves, but was quite edible.Kraken – rather sweet, not as fatty as I was expecting, good mouth feelPhoenix: good salt-sweet-sour balance. The pheasant has a pleasant mouth-feel, not overly gamy or tough.Pegasus: good, neither too salty nor too sweet. Can’t really taste or identify the antelope, but a decent mild flavor. Altogether not offensive. No real aftertaste or burn.Basilisk: overall not bad, not particularly spicy, not greasy, I’m sure there was alligator in there, just not sure where. At least the exotic meat component is logical for the mythical creature (reptile) though I would think snake would be better.Final impressions: for the most part, you can barely notice the game meats. There’s a strong over reliance on beef. Would have paid extra for sticks really featuring the game meats. Some of their meat choices were puzzling and very few really brought to mind the beast they’re named after.

Nice unique flavors taste amazing

Yes, these are pricey, but they are such a fun gift. My husband plays Santa at Christmas time and when he went on his last snowmobile trip, I sent a package of these with him for him and his buddies. The package I chose was the one with all the reindeer and elves. Such a funny concept. It’s also a great gift for people who have never had a variety of different meats. My daughters boyfriend and his brother loved the variety pack. They are gamers and so they appreciated the nicknames given to each of the meats. If you’re willing to spend a little extra, they have a unique gift. These are great.