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Jan 19, 2022 4:15 AM

Hickory Farms Clearance: 3-Pack Case: Savory Sausage Sampler

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$48

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Hickory Farms offers Select Multipack Cases of Holiday Samplers and Gift Boxes on sale below for prices starting from $23.99. Shipping is free.

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Available:
  • 3-Pack Case: Savory Sausage Sampler $23.99
    • (3) 10 oz Farmhouse Summer Sausage
    • (3) 4 oz Three Cheese & Onion Blend
    • (3) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (3) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (12) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons
  • 3-Pack Case: Holiday Celebration Gift Box $29.99
    • (6) 7 oz Farmhouse Beef Summer Sausage
    • (3) 4 oz Mission Jack Blend
    • (3) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (6) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (24) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons
  • 3-Pack Case: Hickory Sausage & Cheese $38.99
    • (6) 7 oz Farmhouse Beef Summer Sausage
    • (3) 4 oz Smooth & Sharp Cheddar Blend
    • (3) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (6) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (24) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons
  • 10-Pack Case: Hickory Farmhouse Sampler Gift Box $49.50
    • (10) 5 oz Farmhouse Summer Sausage
    • (10) 4 oz Mission Jack Blend
    • (10) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (10) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (40) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons
  • 10-Pack Case: Hickory Holiday Tradition Gift Box $74.50
    • (10) 10 oz Farmhouse Summer Sausage
    • (10) 4 oz Jalapeño Cheddar Blend
    • (10) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (10) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (40) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons

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Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This offer is up to 50% savings off list price
    • While supplies last
    • Valid only on hickoryfarms.com.
  • About this product:
    • From the website: Our shelf-stable gift boxes can stay fresh for months after arrival

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Written by Rokket | Staff
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Hickory Farms offers Select Multipack Cases of Holiday Samplers and Gift Boxes on sale below for prices starting from $23.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Rokket for finding this deal

Available:
  • 3-Pack Case: Savory Sausage Sampler $23.99
    • (3) 10 oz Farmhouse Summer Sausage
    • (3) 4 oz Three Cheese & Onion Blend
    • (3) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (3) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (12) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons
  • 3-Pack Case: Holiday Celebration Gift Box $29.99
    • (6) 7 oz Farmhouse Beef Summer Sausage
    • (3) 4 oz Mission Jack Blend
    • (3) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (6) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (24) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons
  • 3-Pack Case: Hickory Sausage & Cheese $38.99
    • (6) 7 oz Farmhouse Beef Summer Sausage
    • (3) 4 oz Smooth & Sharp Cheddar Blend
    • (3) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (6) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (24) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons
  • 10-Pack Case: Hickory Farmhouse Sampler Gift Box $49.50
    • (10) 5 oz Farmhouse Summer Sausage
    • (10) 4 oz Mission Jack Blend
    • (10) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (10) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (40) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons
  • 10-Pack Case: Hickory Holiday Tradition Gift Box $74.50
    • (10) 10 oz Farmhouse Summer Sausage
    • (10) 4 oz Jalapeño Cheddar Blend
    • (10) 1.25 oz Sweet Hot Mustard
    • (10) 1 oz Golden Toasted Crackers
    • (40) 0.25 oz Strawberry Bon Bons

No Longer Available:

Editor's Notes

Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • This offer is up to 50% savings off list price
    • While supplies last
    • Valid only on hickoryfarms.com.
  • About this product:
    • From the website: Our shelf-stable gift boxes can stay fresh for months after arrival

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Written by Rokket | Staff

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aintaboutdislife
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Not sure what you were expecting from semi dry meat and cheese that requires no refrigeration.

Can't stress this enough. Don't buy these to eat. Only good for when you have to give a gift to someone you don't like that much.
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barackstar
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For most mass-produced summer sausage, the skin is just packaging made out of collagen or plastic. You're supposed to peel it off.
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Rokket
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The one I really like is the 10-pack stocking stuffer for $34.99. That's $3.50 per box for a summer sausage, a cheese, and a mustard. But it's obviously Christmas-themed and so either I'd have to eat all 10 boxes myself (yikes!) or find people who don't mind a Christmas present after Christmas (probably my extended family). Ha!
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Jan 20, 2022 2:40 PM
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JohnR5283Jan 20, 2022 2:40 PM
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Quote from BlueString158 View quoted comment :
Whats the expiration on these? I'd be interested in picking some up as a basic survival ration stock.
Hahaha
Jan 20, 2022 3:03 PM
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WarbornJan 20, 2022 3:03 PM
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HF sausage and cheese are atrocious, how can you eat this stuff?
Jan 20, 2022 5:02 PM
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nolenskiJan 20, 2022 5:02 PM
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Hickory Farms (HF) is the Harbor Freight (HF) of food.
I wonder if they're related?
At least Harbor Freight is (mostly) guaranteed to please.
Jan 20, 2022 6:23 PM
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jeffricks2051Jan 20, 2022 6:23 PM
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As far as I know, I enjoy this type of food (charcuterie) more than most people though I don't really eat it. The truth is every time I've eaten Hickory Farms, I get a stomach ache.

Hickory farms pump them up with all kinds of chemical additives to give them insanely long shelf life. They obviously use low grade food sources.

I mostly eat meat that is not ground or preserved now a days like chicken thighs, steaks, rib-eyes, not much ground beef, or shelf stable meats, or hot dogs. I still eat hotdogs, but expensive quality beef ones that cost about $2 a dog, So that's a half-exception I guess. Anyway, butchers hide all the beef trim and surely dubious trim in ground meats. With steaks, bacteria is only a concern on the outside surface area. That's why they are only cooked to 130F, a temp which they will not reach pasteurization. This is also why searing also acts as a surface bacteria destroyer. When you grind beef all of the bacteria is distributed throughout the meat and you must get every internal point cooked to pasteurization to be safe (165F or little lower if you know the time tables). Ground beef is inherently more bacteria ridden then steak and a target for dubious practices.


The point is it's better to eat foods that are in a state that you don't have to trust they didn't tamper with. Steak > ground beef, foods that spoil > food with 4 years shelf life, cut up wood > KFC 21 seasonings and spices fire log
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Jan 20, 2022 6:30 PM
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jeffricks2051Jan 20, 2022 6:30 PM
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Quote from nolenski View quoted comment :
Hickory Farms (HF) is the Harbor Freight (HF) of food.
I wonder if they're related?
At least Harbor Freight is (mostly) guaranteed to please.
That's a pretty good way of saying it. Might use that one.
Jan 20, 2022 11:11 PM
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oilman1Jan 20, 2022 11:11 PM
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Quote from northjason View quoted comment :
X-mas is only 11 months and change away. Does this stuff expire?
I'm not sure when it expires, but it will most likely taste the same in a year....terrible. I ordered some of this 50% off stuff, and all of them have tasted bad.
Jan 20, 2022 11:14 PM
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oilman1Jan 20, 2022 11:14 PM
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Quote from J4yDubs View quoted comment :
Wow, when did bashing Hickory Farms become cool? I don't see anything special about this deal, but the comments saying it's bad food and you can do better (without any links BTW) are just sad. Give me a summer sausage and smoked cheese. Delicious!
Honesty is always cool IMO. Some may like this stuff, but personally, It all tasted terrible to me. Wish I would have read the reviews before wasting my money.

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Jan 21, 2022 3:39 AM
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Snowmobile123Jan 21, 2022 3:39 AM
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Just an FYI. I ordered these specials last year on their "clearance" sale. Wanted it for an annual friends trip. Received notice that the order was received and waited a week. Still no shipment notification so I emailed the Hickory Farms and another 2 days went by and they came back and said "the 4 items your ordered are out of stock". Needless to say it was completely botched by them. Not even "we are sorry" response when I complained. Will never order from them again.
Jan 21, 2022 5:24 AM
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ToddN7234Jan 21, 2022 5:24 AM
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How is it available in the winter if it's summer sausage?
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Jan 22, 2022 2:14 AM
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17FiST300Jan 22, 2022 2:14 AM
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So there is no organic or vegan option?
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Jan 23, 2022 5:19 PM
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deolarteJan 23, 2022 5:19 PM
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Big lots has these from $2-5
Jan 24, 2022 3:45 AM
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JimmehJan 24, 2022 3:45 AM
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Quote from Deal-R-Dash View quoted comment :
Don't do it! I bought a boatload of this stuff after last year's holiday clearance. I have to say that I had bought these for friends/relatives but never really tried any of it myself. I am now embarrased that I did after actually eating some of the items. We threw it all out as it was just simply disgusting. I think the honey turkey sausage was probably the absolute most vile thing I've ever eaten. It had a texture somewhere between a semi-soft extruded cheese or semi-ripe avacado. My experience may be unique but would have to assume if it was ever edible then there is a reason they clearance this stuff out as it must not have much of a shelf-life.
The beef ones are considerably better. I had the turkey one too and as you say it's mushy and gross. Also way too sweet for my liking, even if it didn't already have the consistency of thick baby food. 🤮
Jan 24, 2022 7:50 AM
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91LT250RJan 24, 2022 7:50 AM
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Quote from rly723 View quoted comment :
I tried summer sausage once, it had a tough inedible skin and mushy middle. Didnt like it all.
You're supposed to be smarter than your food. Peel off the skin next time.
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Jan 24, 2022 7:52 AM
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91LT250RJan 24, 2022 7:52 AM
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Quote from scruffylookin View quoted comment :
Meh, go to aldi and get fresh meats like this for far cheaper. Hickory farms is Walmart garbage.
Hickory Farms is Walmart garbage, but you shop at Aldi? LOL

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Jan 26, 2022 8:15 AM
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DjammerJan 26, 2022 8:15 AM
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Quote from jeffricks2051 View quoted comment :
As far as I know, I enjoy this type of food (charcuterie) more than most people though I don't really eat it. The truth is every time I've eaten Hickory Farms, I get a stomach ache.

Hickory farms pump them up with all kinds of chemical additives to give them insanely long shelf life. They obviously use low grade food sources.

I mostly eat meat that is not ground or preserved now a days like chicken thighs, steaks, rib-eyes, not much ground beef, or shelf stable meats, or hot dogs. I still eat hotdogs, but expensive quality beef ones that cost about $2 a dog, So that's a half-exception I guess. Anyway, butchers hide all the beef trim and surely dubious trim in ground meats. With steaks, bacteria is only a concern on the outside surface area. That's why they are only cooked to 130F, a temp which they will not reach pasteurization. This is also why searing also acts as a surface bacteria destroyer. When you grind beef all of the bacteria is distributed throughout the meat and you must get every internal point cooked to pasteurization to be safe (165F or little lower if you know the time tables). Ground beef is inherently more bacteria ridden then steak and a target for dubious practices.


The point is it's better to eat foods that are in a state that you don't have to trust they didn't tamper with. Steak > ground beef, foods that spoil > food with 4 years shelf life, cut up wood > KFC 21 seasonings and spices fire log
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