Keystone Meats Review - I'm Kinda Scared of This One...

[@starfire8221]

Glad you appreciated the canned meats. I have back problems and unable to stand for any length of time. So I use it when I need to. Keystone is the best for beef chunks.❤

[@anoni-mouse7227]

I too have chronic back issues that have left me with a 15 minute window before my leg goes numb. I’ve never tried tinned meat before so I think I will give it a go. I appreciate your post.

[@CarbageMan]

I got it right away, because the sliced beef was on sale at Walmart. I plan to stock up.

[@billg4630]

I have same bad back issues...i use a chair with casters to sit and move around kichen..lokking in fridge...or at stove cooking...its change things for me

[@chris.eskimo]

Butterfield farms is great too !

[@vickig7033]

I live in northern Indiana in an Amish community. Our rural grocery stores always have canned meats from Grabill Country Meats Co. I've been using canned meats for over 30 years. I keep some in my food storage for quick meal prep.

[@lindawolffkashmir2768]

@@vickig7033 Those are good meats! I prefer them over a lot of other ones.

[@timwauman]

During the canning process of meats, it will essentially create a broth from teh meat. When the can cools down to room temperature the fat and broth will separate. Since the meat is cooked in the can, the natural water from the juices in the meat does not evaporate as it does when you cook meat on the stove or in the oven.

[@SeriousKeto]

Thanks for the explanation.

[@MyRebel44]

I Love This meat

[@debbiebonitz9041]

I felt the same about canned meats but I grew up in the 60s and those meats were actually terrible tasting. There are nights that i don't feel like cooking and now i will be buying this product. Please keep doing your reviews. I want as many choices as I can get of what to eat.

[@theresesolimeno4651]

I don't know which I enjoyed more - watching how you cook common recipes I like or watching your reactions to the quality of the meat.

[@CarbageMan]

I can second his response. I rushed out and got the beef on sale at Walmart, and it's great!

[@patriciaribaric3409]

Keystone Beef is awesome. Dump the entire contents (juice & fat included) into a saucepan. Simmer until all the juices are reabsorbed back into the meat, then use. The ground beef has a different texture than cooked fresh ground beef. We had a flood Aug. 23rd. I lost about $2,000 in Keystone and Graybill meat. My nephew makes bbq pork sandwiches with the pork. I've only had beef, chicken, and turkey. I live in Ohio, and it's more cost effective to buy from Walmart than directly from Keystone. The ingredient list sold me - beef, salt - nothing else.

[@SeriousKeto]

Wow. Sorry to hear about your flood loss. ☹

[@dianeb5380]

The Keystone beef is great for 1-2 people, when you don't want to cook a whole beef roast. Hot beef sandwiches with mashed potatoes and gravy. Burritos. Beef and noodles. There are endless ways to use it. The ingredients are beef and sea salt. Honestly, it would probably be difficult to find anything healthier and safer. Sometimes, I've wondered about some of the fresh meat I've seen at grocery stores,

[@peggyuriz156]

@@dianeb5380 I have tried the canned chicken from this company, and I thought it was super. Haven’t tried the beef yet.

[@richardmanginelli2624]

You mean like the Pink slime put in meats sold at the supermarket....lol

[@carolrenteria2045]

"Doesn't smell as dog-foody as I expected".....LOL. I love your candid comments & opinions. Keep up the good work!

[@brianboye8025]

I hate his closed minded biases. Yuk

[@dl4126]

I would not throw out the beef juice on the shredded beef can. That broth can be used with the Beef & Noodles dish. Thanks for all your recipes & tips!

[@22qcat]

😂 “It actually doesn’t taste as dog foody as I was expecting.” Omg, I just love your honesty. 😂 Great review on canned meat that I’ve never seen anyone else even consider doing. 👍🏻Thanks, Steve!

[@skitso8948]

That's what sold me on it when he made that remark.

[@Pamela-B]

We love the roast beef in a can. We used that in our semi truck all the time for dinner. It’s flavorful and tender. Yummy! We also buy the roast beef in a can from Costco. It’s also delicious.

[@giantfactory]

I have a bunch of these in my emergency food supply. They are not cheap but I don't have the know-how to can my own in a safe manner. I buy chicken chunks from Sams, no sugar added, and I use them all the time in recipes and love the convenience they bring.

[@bastkitty5724]

try canning your own! electric pressure canners make the process simple, and very cost effective.

[@jameskennedy673]

Thank you. I’m not a Keto person, but I’m not a basher either. I’m gonna go to my local Walmart to see if they have these meats. I recently became a Widower, this will help me. P. S. I hit the like button🙂.

[@DavidBirney73]

I love how it's not pet food but the kitty sure thinks it is 😀

[@markromie37]

@DavidBirney73 honestly,some of the food i feed my cat looks more appetizing than some people food i have eaten.

[@sueellens]

During Covid I bought some canned beef at Walmart (I don’t remember the brand)…but I held off trying it for a long time. Finally…I cooked it and added taco seasoning. OMG, it was good. I, too, was afraid of the dog-food analogy. I’ll definitely look into this brand! Thank you, Steve.

[@Adventureboundcruisetravel]

I like how you said: 'ground beef stuff'. When you opened the can & showed it to the camera, it reminded me of opening a can of corned beef hash from Mary's Kitchen. I wouldn't have dumped the liquid from the pulled pork down the drain because you don't know how greasy it is & there is the possibility of it clogging your pipes.

[@kratino]

If it's liquid in the can, it isn't fat. The fat shows up as solids at the top of the can.

[@DawnUnruh-u8l]

I've never eaten commercial canned meat, except tuna and salmon, but I can beef and chicken often. There is always juice that is released from the meat during the high heat (240 degrees) processing. If the meat is fairly lean you don't get so much fat. It's not like fresh, but definitely good enough for a quick meal. No defrosting, no simmering.

[@CreateSparklesStudio]

My significant other has been buying the smaller cans of chicken and beef for winter prep. I have made a few things with the roast beef that turned out great. I think I’ll have him start getting the Keystone ones from Walmart now. I want to try some of the ground beef.

[@sunflowerrosem.8651]

Thumper heard the cans being opened and hung around for dinner!❤ Great reviews! Canned chicken and salmon are staples in our home, I’m excited to try the beef too!

[@sharonhahn88]

@sunflowerrosem.8651 I need a couple good salmon recipes as every one I've tried seems too salty.

[@simonagree4070]

Your cat thinks you are stealing its dinner. 😂 Seriously, I have a can of this beef, which I got at the food bank, on my shelf -- and I have been a little afraid of it. But after watching you take it on, I feel a little more confident about opening the can and setting to work. Your thought about chili dogs sounds spot on.

[@Bob.W.]

Back in the 60s the folks on commodities received canned beef. Great camping food.

[@amymatarrese]

Loved your review. I can my own beef stew and chicken using mason jars and a pressure canner. It makes the toughest beef super tender and is THE BEST convenience food. I can control the ingredients too - just meat and a bit of salt for flavor. That's it!

[@joanbelmont5450]

Your review of these products is believable, clear and to the point. Thank you! Great personality and communication skills 👍🏻👍🏻

[@silvertree3181]

So glad you explored the taste of the Keystone Canned food. I have been considering buying some as soon my husband and I retiring soon and I’d like some canned goods as we are not that close to town ( in a farming community). I think I will! 👍🏼😉

[@gailboyd2076]

Keystone is our main brand we buy, especially the Beef. The only way to get any better is to Pressure Can it yourself, we do that too and it is worth doing too. But we are 70 now and it is easy to buy it as well. Test them all and be amazed! Peepers since 2012, enjoy! Be aware most canned beef’s retain a more reddish color, totally normal. Husband is a Diabetic and works great for him too!

[@PinkLady54]

Your shirts are often a hi-light of Your vids ☺️ I sometimes need send copy to my Son to explain them to me; but I always know they are funny somehow. 😍 I'm with You on dog food like canned meat but as You have shown us - they 'can' be handy to have around. Thank You SO much as always & More blessings upon You & Yours through this holiday season & beyond!!

[@hystorix9031]

On the ground beef drain the meat juice before putting in skillet with the hard fat and you’ll not find it mushy …. Also the canning process itself cooks the meats so the water in the cans is actual the meat;s own juices … you can freeze juices for cooking too …

[@sharenwilde24]

Iv😮been using the Keystone beef for quick soups and stews fir years, and the pork for barbecue like you did. Love to have them on hand when I don’t feel like cooking. I’m glad you reviewed the canned ground beef because I was Leary if it. Now I will keep that on hand as well. Your recipes looked delicious❤️

[@diannahaas7171]

Hey can u tell me what part of the country ur in? State/town. Do u have trouble finding it? Like the supply is low?

[@bmljenny]

Thank you for trying these! I'm always on the hunt for good shelf-stable things to have on hand for bad weather when I don't feel like shopping. I also notice on their website that the sodium content in these is lower than a lot of canned meats, so that's a plus.

[@Bman-xy2vh]

Lakeside and crider are good brands too. The only ingredients are meat and salt. Some brands have too many preservatives and other ingredients.

[@dvfreelancer]

Saw that brand at Walmart and bought a couple cans, even though I didn't need them. That's to encourage Walmart to stock more vendors that don't add sugar to their products. And, hey, it's canned meat. How cool is that? 😂

[@nikir.7337]

I buy it directly from Keystone as it's less expensive than Walmart

[@karendemoure5024]

Thank you for the review!!

[@BeckyA59]

I'm a bit weirded out too - growing up (pretty poor) we got to eat such delicious as Vienna sausage and potted meat (whatever the heck that is). Glad it turned out well. Had to laugh at the insert of a cat food commercial, followed by the intense interest of your cat!

[@bluecollarcook]

I have to admit I love Vienna sausage and potted meat. My grandmother also made "Bulk Sausage" on camping trips.

[@marvellashook3600]

I appreciate you being the guinea pig because I would've never tried them

[@RosieGrace2023]

Never heard of this brand, so I appreciate you bringing it to my attention and the review (plus recipes)!!

[@carboholickim]

Such great information to have... Thanks, Steve.

[@NavyWife]

I am glad that I saw this video. I have not seen these products before, but I will be looking for them.

[@TheeRustyCage]

Wow. So I started out this video with an audible “Ew”, but now I’m willing to try the shredded beef at least. 👊🏻

[@margeebechyne8642]

These seem such a good idea to stock up on in a pantry. Especially with winter coming and it might be hard to shop for fresh meats. Thank you, Steve!

[@angiejones8684]

Keystone Meats is from my hometown. I grew up with them, they do fresh meats too! They supply burger patties to the favorite local hamburger joint in Lima, Ohio.

[@anoni-mouse7227]

I love your wife's t-shirt. Too funny. My generation! 😂

[@garymathena2125]

I have used every kind of meat sold by Keystone and I am still alive. I have made Chicken and noodles, chili, BBQ beef sandwiches and the list goes on. These are minimally processed meat products, and I have never had a problem after using them for years.

[@DawnFury5076]

I have had some go bad, but it was around the 8 year mark.

[@gailcurl8663]

I Stopped Ordering From "Keystone"!! Most of the Cans Arrive Badly Dented. Have Called Customer Service many times and Complained, but to No Avail!! They Lost a Good Customer!!

[@mrwhitefolk11b46]

@@gailcurl8663 a lot of walmarts carry it, and you can check for dents.

[@Michelle-n7f]

@@garymathena2125 does it have to be heated to be safe to eat? Or csn you eat it straight from the can in a pinch? When you have no access to cooking/heating options ?

[@4eyeslv72]

I like the keystone shredded beef. I can also get Hereford brand at my Walmart, which is very clean (just meat and salt) and smaller serving sizes. I, too, was pleasantly surprised!

[@KetoSimple]

Our cats don't really acknowledge my existence unless I'm opening a can of something, have string cheese or open a package of lunch meat... Or they can see the bottom of their food bowl...

[@SeriousKeto]

Thumper, for whatever reason, really likes spicy food. He has no interest in anything fishy.

[@skitso8948]

Thank you Sir ! The responses from you and your family on this told me all I needed to know as far as taste and the short simple recipes were perfect. Just what I was looking for. The added feature was the comments from the others so thanks to all.

[@cmetz49]

Wow, this is great Steve! I have not tried canned meats for many of the reasons that you talked about so this is so helpful!! THANKS.

[@Oldmillacres777]

In addition notice the expiration dates. They last a long time I think 5 to 7 years but you also must treat this canned meat as you would glass canned goods … if you drop them or bang them around ( I learned this from a homesteader that cans a lot and also uses keystone meats. She said if treated without care and dropped you could unseal the cans I think this product is wonderful. Thanks for the review

[@simonsrattanroom]

Hard to beat for the convenience and long term storage. All they do is put chunks of fresh meat in the can with a bit of salt. The meat is cooked as part of the canning process. Simple!

[@scottlund4562]

I watched a video how Keystone makes these and what they use. I was instilled with great confidence in their simple and natural process along with their use of quality meats. I would feed this and have to my kids. Great video!

[@SeriousKeto]

I went in hesitantly, but after trying these, I was really won over.

[@Tacklebox378]

I can meats sometimes and I’ve never had an issue with them. Hamburger always gets mushy in the canning process. I’ve never heard of a way to get around that but it works in a lot of recipes!! Great video! Those enchiladas were huge! L😂L almost more a footilada! I’m definitely gonna try that one!!

[@SeriousKeto]

The ground beef wasn't exactly "mushy", but like I said, very reminiscent of Taco Bell meat (though I'm sure without nearly the amount of odd ingredients).

[@Bman-xy2vh]

Try pre cooking your ground meat and pressure canning it. That seems to give the best texture that I've found.

[@ladyfingerhandmade]

Your young son's stamp of approval has me sold. I've watched a few prepper videos where they talk about canned meats, but the thought always made me gag. Now I think I'll pick up a couple of cans for the stockpile.

[@SeriousKeto]

@@ladyfingerhandmade I went into this a skeptic, but this stuff really won me over.

[@colleenreid7788]

Great review! I pressure can meats at home whenever I find a great sale. A pint jar holds about 1 pound of whatever meat you’re canning. It’s very easy to do, and so convenient to have on hand! Thanks for all you do - I’m always encouraged by watching one of your videos.

[@gwenniegirl50]

I’m so glad I found this video on KZbin. Your demonstrations of cooking and the reviews have encouraged me to take the leap and try the canned meat I have in my pantry. Thank you! BTW, I hope you gave that beautiful kitty leftovers of the meat (or some other kind of treat.)

[@kathyholt8686]

We have a remote, off the grid, very small straw cabin. We plan to spend most of our retirement days there. I have been looking for ideas that limit fresh meat. Thank you so much. These look like winner recipes. I had a dog food opinion before about canned meat. Will try soon!

[@SewWhittle]

‘We’re going to try tacos with the ground beef…..stuff” 😅

[@grannysquareswagonwheels2604]

Since these cans are saying no water added, I'm going to assume they canned the meat similar to when I can meat in mason jars at home. When I can meat I put the meat in raw, I will typically throw a little salt in there and then put them in the pressure canner. When I pull the jars out they are filled with the juices and what fat was in the meat. It's almost like magic when you haven't ever seen it done before, in fact, you might want to try it sometime. I was canning my own chicken when I was buying it in bulk and then I can the venison shanks since they are so sinewy and have all that connective tissue that canned in a pressure canner the meat just falls apart and makes for some great meat for chili and such. Growing up my mom would can chunks of beef and then for a quick dinner (totally not keto) she would put it in a pan to heat up, make the broth/juices into gravy and then would have mashed potatoes and another vegetable and dinner was served. I even remember a few times it was the canned meat and gravy and bread. Ya gotta do what ya gotta do and my mom was great at stretching the dollar but every so often meals were a little on the "lean" side so to speak. Anyway, I'm only a few minutes into the video so I'm going to watch the rest.

[@synergyb3926]

Steve, I was excited to see that you reviewed Keystone meat. I first ordered some after rave reviews from peppers. I was pleasantly surprised, too.

[@chrisavetrano]

Good review. I wouldn’t have guessed that these would be any good! Impressive.

[@reikiwithcary2682]

I'm so glad it was a success! I love to have "convenience " foods at the ready once the weather rolls in for winter. Thanks for bringing this to us... oddly enough I was looking at this very company about a month ago! Now I can make an informed decision! And it all passed the Colton and Terri tests! YAY!

[@reikiwithcary2682]

Okay- so I got the pork- decided to try it before investing in a pantry full of canned meats so have turkey and beef on hand to try down the road- Made one of my very best dishes- Green Chili- Everything was a "convenience" ingredient- so- canned pork, jarred nopalitas ( and bonus this one comes with jalepenos right in with the cactus!) Added my own pepper mixes - seasonings- onions etc- it was very easy and quick in the long run- AND bottom line it was serve worthy to my former son in law who being of Mexican descent taught me to make the dish in the first place.... this one is for you Mario! Cannot wait to use the other canned meats in favorite dishes... thanks again!

[@dianehand1396]

The "water" is the natural juice from the meat. Keep it next time and cook it down like you did with the ground beef. I think you will appreciate the extra flavor. Thanks for the reviews!

[@SeriousKeto]

Lesson learned. 😉

[@deborahgrogan1919]

Thanks Steve! Like you, I've used (and enjoyed) the Kirkland canned chicken in recipes, but have always been reluctant to try other types of non-fish canned meats. With the cost of everything going up I'm going to give them a look-see. Your recipe suggestions always inspire me. ❤️

[@CarbageMan]

I'd say definitely try the beef. I just had a fajita omelet with it, and it was great!

[@deborahgrogan1919]

@@CarbageMan - unfortunately there are no stores which carry the Keystone brand in my area of Connecticut, but I will definitely look at other brands and give them a try!

[@glenmoss02]

I always think of cat food every time I open a can of tuna, so I understand your initial apprehension, lol. However, I like the idea of canned meats, especially the ground beef. I will keep an eye out for them. Thanks for posting.

[@cw1626]

I have eaten Keystone meats for quite a while. I used to buy it at Kroger's. Thank you Steve.

[@Michelle-n7f]

Is it safe to eat it cold if you have no other iption? Thank you !

[@cw1626]

@@Michelle-n7f Yes you can eat it cold

[@Michelle-n7f]

@cw1626 That is GREAT NEWS! Will order some online if can't find local! Best to go direct to their site? Thank you!!!

[@cw1626]

@@Michelle-n7f Yes check around first. Glad that helped!

[@geekynana]

Never would have tried these but after your great review and those recipes, I am going to have to try these!

[@CarbageMan]

I was also impressed. The beef made a great fajita omelet.

[@brendashope1558]

One of my favorite videos! I appreciate your open and honest reviews, especially with charming grandchildren! I will keep a few cans in the pantry for making your chicken nugget recipe

[@SeriousKeto]

Just be aware that there's enough in one of these cans to double the chicken nuggets recipe. 👍

[@synergyb3926]

@@SeriousKeto- I live alone so I usually order their smaller size cans. I think it ends up a bit more expensive but I’m thinking about less waste if I have to go for a while w/o electricity - like after a hurricane, etc.

[@Bobbi-upnorth]

I had the same 'ew' reaction. Glad you tried them and gave your honest opinion. Not a bad thing to have in the pantry, I guess.

[@SeriousKeto]

I look at these as sort of a "what are we going to have for dinner tonight?" safety net. Quick and easy, but not something I'd not something I'd intentionally plan a meal around. 😉

[@CarbageMan]

Actually, I hoard canned meats for prepping, and I went out and got some. It will definitely be in my rotation.

[@georgeclarke4235]

I use the beef to make beef vegetable soup. Very good using lowcarb veggies. I’ll need to try the turkey and the pork. Quick and easy.

[@diannahaas7171]

I 1st tried the chunk beef after I had gotten it for emergency stock staples. I made stew. Very tasty. Had recently tried to get it at walmart for again staples. It is very expensive as u said. Not as expensive as amazon as u also said. But if Power goes out for any length of time I want it in my stockpile. I figure all stockpile food is expensive, but doesn't always taste good. Walmart only had shipping available for the ground beef so I got it. Was free shipping and in couple days. My only problem was I ordered 4 cans, received 4, all 4 cans were dented. Not bad dented but dented. Supply I believe is short.

[@janwells2199]

20+ years ago, before we gave up bread, our favorite sandwich was Libby's beef, Kraft white American ("Swiss")cheese slices, tomato & miracle whip, on a large onion-cheese roll. That meat had a very pleasant beef flavor, very close to leftover chunks from stew. It is canned in wheat flour gravy, tho'.

[@SeriousKeto]

That actually sounds really yummy, in a child of the 70s nostalgia way. 🙂

[@greeneyes2256]

We can a lot of different meats every year. Everything but turkey. It’s lovely to pull a jar out for a quick meal. Plus, nobody can tell it’s not from the store. It’s also one heck of a lot less expensive than the store canned meats.

[@suemarquardt475]

Lol. When you opened the ground beef and said, "that looks a little bit creepy" I had to agree.

[@Tattitude241]

I use these all the time... they are fine and tasty and great for extended shelf life in any prepper's pantry.

[@rdavkid]

First video i see of yours. Now a fan. Subscribed!!! I am starting a Keto journey so tha k you for what you provide.

[@SeriousKeto]

My heart skipped a beat because I thought you said "Not a fan". 😅 Anyhow, glad to have you here.

[@jenenegreen4731]

I don't know how I missed this when you posted it. This is awesome! I'm adding this to my once-a-month grocery shopping list. I have such a tiny freezer, buying meat is a challenge. Thanks!

[@Paula-po9kx]

Thank you Steve. I’ve tried canned pork and it makes delicious with bq sauce it’s not the Keystone brand but it’s very good. Thanks for the review I will be picking up some if it’s Colton approved it’s good enough for me.

[@festussmom6364]

Awesome video! The fact that you include non-Keto diet people is really telling of the product, especially a 4 year old child…💋🧚🏻‍♀️❤️🇺🇸

[@singit3630]

I have used Keystone chicken...had no idea the others existed! How exciting!!! 😊

[@SeriousKeto]

As you can tell from this video, I was pleasantly surprised... 🙂

[@shadowcat3163]

Chicken, both beefs, and pork are common here in Michigan, Turkey I had to order straight from the factory. You see the larger 2.5 cans (1.75 lbs) everywhere, and the smaller soup cans (1 lb) are around also.

[@TJSawyer]

Before this video I would have turned up my nose at canned beef and pork if I’d ever seen them( which I hadn’t). I do use canned tuna, salmon and chicken so I don’t really understand that aversion but I also had “dog foody vibes”. Now I will likely try them.

[@CarbageMan]

I'm happy with the beef. Haven't tried the others yet.

[@CarbageMan]

I got the sliced beef (on sale), ground beef, chicken and turkey in the 28oz cans at Walmart. I opened the beef right away because it's on sale and I wanted to get some more while it's on sale if it's good. It's _very_ good. I had some in a bowl straight from the can and heated in the microwave. It's very rich and almost hard to believe it's not seasoned in any way. It's savory enough to use as a soup base, I'd say. This morning, having opened up that 28oz can already (and there's just me), I made a beef fajita omelet with some of it and some mixed peppers, pepperjack cheese and avocado. It was also _very_ good. I highly recommend Keystone Meets' sliced beef, particularly for storage and rotation purposes in case of unexpected events. If you had to, you could eat it right out of the can, and it actually tastes good!

[@chrishitchings5128]

Keystone does not disappoint, the broths are good too!

[@fin59shaw]

I eat Keystone meat all the time, it is great meat, and it's always ready. The cheapest way is usually through their website. You can buy by the case, and now you can choose 24 cans, mix àny meat.

[@SeriousKeto]

I was really pleasantly surprised at how good it was.

[@spicencens7725]

I've gotten the chicken & beef from Keystone. Love them both. I keep them as prep supplies, dipping in every so often. 5+ year shelf life. Produced in the US, from US ranchers. Win-win! It's the meat you get in probably every Mex food restaurant, and others. Excellent point on the Jungle site. Even with shipping charge, it's cheaper direct from the company! Thanks for the reviews! Now I'll try the pork.

[@lattermanstudio]

Have bought several of these at Walmart but became impossible to find after awhile … will have to check now

[@rikwen96]

Steve, I was chuckling at your title. I was wondering if you had found some canned possum. Yes, it is out there. But Keystone does have good canned meats and it is great for when you have a snow storm and there is no electricity to cook food. Warm it up near a fireplace in a cast iron skillet and you are good to go.

[@susieinthesouth1931]

I don't know how I missed this video but I am glad to watch the review. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.

[@YuTbCensorship]

I saw Keystone Brand Meats while in an Ohio at Walmart in March 2024.....I kinda thought the same thing you mentioned, but I eat can Chicken and Tuna. One thing I will never buy to eat canned Corn Beef in those Triangular Cans....it hit my hot Frying Pan and stunk something awful that I threw it away. I like Corn Beef Hash with the little diced potato for breakfast. After watching this, might try the Shredded Beef for quick Tacos on busy work nights

[@CarbageMan]

I may be wrong, but I think the first canned food was Van Camp's Pork and Beans, so I'd guess humans ate out of cans before feeding cats and dogs from it. It was a revolutionary invention, and I hoard canned meats of various kinds for the zombie apocalypse (and yes, I regularly eat them, for the necessary rotation process.) PS: Glad you're impressed. I'll consider rotating them in! It's very cool to see that they have them at my Walmart! I just ordered all four available varieties for pickup (along with some other things I was going to go there to buy.)

[@cristinasujoy]

I found your reviews and recipes interesting but was fascinated with Colton, so big already and such a serious smart kid and great helper (and guest reviewer). Congratulations!!

[@f4givness]

Thank you for the review!! It really helps the rest of us not to waste our money if the hype isn’t worth it! Again, appreciated ❤

[@rosacervoni6786]

Thanks so much for this review! Every thought that went through my mind you actually verbalized. It’s good to know there’s is some decent canned meat product out there if needed. I would never have tried it without your review.

[@esmith1771]

Thanks Steve! Love the review. Seems strange that Keystone would send you the samples and then not communicate when you tried to reach them. Regardless - your cooked up recipes looked great!

[@SeriousKeto]

I wonder if their "influencer relations" person moved on from the company or something...

[@lennybuttz2162]

I've been disabled for almost 20 years and before grocery delivery was a thing I had to order all my food from Walmart and it would be shipped via UPS. This, Spam and Walmart's brand of canned chicken was all I could get. The turkey was my favorite. The beef is OK but it's really hard and needs to be broken down quite a bit but it tasted good. I think the beef is much more course than Taco bell meat. Yes, I rinse all the meat with hot water before I cook it. The pork is alright but I thought it was kind of dry.

[@MyRebel44]

@@lennybuttz2162 I eat it with all the juice that’s in the can . It’s just the juice of the meat.and the fat .

[@Cidfloyd]

Great review, I have used the beef in the past to make a stew adding a can of mushrooms and some beef keto chow, it is very good.

[@kathleenlupole8546]

I have bought Keystone meats for years now. I used to can a lot of different meats because I lived 6 years with no refrigerator. Canned meats are good to have on hand in case of emergencies. Loved you doing this review!

[@lisacarroll5512]

You guys sold me on it

[@KeystoneMeats]

Thank you for the honest review. Nothing to be afraid of with only two ingredients (meat and sea salt) and your incredibly delicious recipes!

[@cyndimanka]

I’ve tried several different brands of canned pork, and it’s wonderful. After desert storm, our schools got cases and cases of canned pork and we would make pork gravy on mashed potatoes. That was in the good old days when the kids actually got real food. Since then I have tried other brands and they really are good now, other than tuna and chicken I haven’t tried any either. So it will be interesting to see what you think.

[@StevenRoberts-m8v]

Thank You for sharing this information with us!!!! Good to know for future events!!!! ❤🤝🎯😉👍👍

[@johnf8609]

Wow, good to know. I would have stayed clear from that if I saw it in the store. It definitely has that Alpo look when you first opened the can. After it's cooked, I don't think you can tell the difference between canned and fresh cut meat.

[@CarbageMan]

I can vouch for the apparent freshness and savory taste. I made a fajita omelet with it this morning and it was great!

[@ernajuliannaprimo9745]

W Steve thank you for this segment I have NEVER heard of Keystone Meats in a can only chicken in a can (kirkland and others) ham spam etc....I am going to try this canned meat it would be great to have on hand wow and your revue is very helpful