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Buc-ee’s Jerky Guide

Buc-ee’s official FAQ names the jerky bar among its 24-hour food. The documented selection includes counter jerky, packaged jerky, dried beef tenders, and dried sausage.

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Quick takeaways

Four packaged beef jerky labels are documented per one-ounce serving.
The documented packages range from 60 to 90 calories and 10 to 13 grams of protein.
Counter jerky and packaged jerky are separate product formats.

Documented products

What Buc-ee’s sells in this category

Teriyaki Beef Jerky

90 calories, 13 g protein, and 830 mg sodium per 1 oz (28 g). The photographed bag contains four servings.

Hill Country Brand Peppered Beef Jerky

60 calories, 10 g protein, and 500 mg sodium per 1 oz (28 g). The photographed bag contains four servings.

Bohemian Garlic Beef Jerky

60 calories, 10 g protein, and 580 mg sodium per 1 oz (28 g). The photographed bag contains four servings.

Sweet & Spicy Beef Jerky

80 calories, 12 g protein, and 590 mg sodium per 1 oz (28 g). The photographed bag contains four servings.

Korean Barbecue Jerky

The flavor is documented, but the available reseller close-up shows the Teriyaki panel and UPC. No Korean Barbecue nutrition is published from that mismatched image.

Ghost Pepper Jerky

A hot pepper jerky flavor.

Peppered Dried Beef Tenders

A thicker dried-beef product distinct from ordinary jerky strips.

Dried Venison and Pork Sausage

A dried sausage made with venison and pork.

Packaged jerky nutrition comparison

Among the four photographed packages, Hill Country Peppered and Bohemian Garlic have the lowest calories at 60 per ounce. Teriyaki has the most protein at 13 grams per ounce and also the most sodium at 830 milligrams per ounce. Sweet & Spicy falls between them at 80 calories, 12 grams of protein, and 590 milligrams of sodium.

One bag contains four servings

Each photographed bag contains four one-ounce servings. Eating the full bag multiplies every listed value by four. That makes the full Teriyaki bag 360 calories, 52 grams of protein, and 3,320 milligrams of sodium based on the photographed panel.

Ingredients and allergens differ

The photographed Teriyaki, Peppered, and Bohemian Garlic ingredient lists identify wheat and soybeans through soy sauce ingredients. Sweet & Spicy prints a contains statement for soy and wheat. Use the exact current package for allergy decisions.

Counter jerky is not the same dataset

These figures apply only to the sealed four-ounce packages shown in the evidence photographs. They should not be assigned to loose jerky sold at the counter, even when a flavor name sounds similar.

Storage after opening

Follow the package instructions. Reseal the product, keep it away from heat, and do not assume every jerky format has the same post-opening storage requirements.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Buc-ee’s jerky bar open overnight?

The official FAQ lists products from the jerky bar among 24-hour food offerings.

Which documented packaged jerky has the most protein?

Teriyaki has the most among the four photographed packages at 13 grams per one-ounce serving. Sweet & Spicy has 12 grams, while Hill Country Peppered and Bohemian Garlic each have 10 grams.

How much sodium is in Buc-ee’s packaged jerky?

The four photographed labels range from 500 to 830 milligrams per one-ounce serving. Each bag contains four servings.

Are these numbers valid for counter jerky?

No. The documented values apply to the sealed four-ounce packages shown in the source photographs, not loose counter jerky.

Sources and method

Last checked: August 1, 2026

Serving windows and chain policies come from Buc-ee’s first-party sources. Product names were included after direct observation and independent corroboration under the RoadTripMenus editorial standard.