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    Been making some beef Jerky lately and was wondering what the approximate % of weight loss was when finished. Started with just under 2 lbs, and finished with just under 1 lb, after taste testing a few pieces.... Haha....So, I'm guessing somewhere between 40-50% weight loss when finished. Right aboot where Rich had estimated. I thought it would be a lil less, but decided to check it roughly to see. Just an FYI kinda post for future reference.

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    'Course it depends alot on your final moisture content, but that should be right in the neiborhood. And don't forget trimming.
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      Originally posted by Richtee View Post
      'Course it depends alot on your final moisture content, but that should be right in the neiborhood. And don't forget trimming.
      Yes sir!

      Just was curious, and 50% is a good ballpark figure
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        I have never weighed the final product to know...I just eat it...
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          Originally posted by SMOKE FREAK View Post
          I have never weighed the final product to know...I just eat it...
          It's easier that way Craig.
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            Originally posted by Fishawn View Post
            Been making some beef Jerky lately and was wondering what the approximate % of weight loss was when finished. Started with just under 2 lbs, and finished with just under 1 lb, after taste testing a few pieces.... Haha....So, I'm guessing somewhere between 40-50% weight loss when finished. Right aboot where Rich had estimated. I thought it would be a lil less, but decided to check it roughly to see. Just an FYI kinda post for future reference.

            LOL----"After taste testing a few pieces" -------Not very scientific!!
            Next time weigh yourself before & after too!!

            Just kidding Scott----I would think about 50% for normal Jerky, unless it's something like that Awesome tender Thick cut Brisket stuff Jeanie posted the other day!!

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