BEEF, PORK, MECHANICALLY SEPARATED CHICKEN, WATER, TEXTURED SOY FLOUR, CORN SYRUP, SALT, CONTAINS LESS THAN 2% OF: NATURAL FLAVORS, DEXTROSE, PAPRIKA AND EXTRACTIVES OF PAPRIKA, HYDROLYZED SOY PROTEIN, MALTODEXTRIN, LACTIC ACID STARTER CULTURE, BARLEY MALT EXTRACT, CITRIC ACID, SOY LECITHIN, SODIUM NITRITE.

They note that although ConAgra refers to Slim Jim as a "meat stick", it resembles a fermented sausage, such as salami or pepperoni, which uses bacteria and sugar to produce lactic acid, lowering the pH of the sausage to around 5.0 and firming up the meat.

Nebraska-based ConAgra Foods' facility in Troy, Ohio, manufactures the company's Slim Jim brand of snack food and Max frozen pizzas. The Slim Jim brand represents about 6% of the company's total profits and generates $200m in sales annually.

Levis worked with partner Joseph Cherry in the 1940s to have a local meatpacker concoct a small, easy-to-eat dried beef stick for snacking. He named the product Slim Jim and paired it with a top-hat-and-tails man as an emblem for the brand, hoping to make the snack an elegant accompaniment to cocktails.

New Health Advisor notes that while the meat sticks contain fat, protein, calories, and iron, there are little other vitamins or nutrients present in significant numbers in a single stick. However, these nutrients do make Slim Jims a solid snack for anyone following a keto diet.

Just as Virginia Slims were a sophisticated alternative to regular old cigarettes marketed toward women, Slim Jims arose as alternative bar fare made for suited-up patrons who would never chomp on unsightly pepperoni in public.

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Slim Jims are a convenience store staple: four-inch (or more) sticks of processed meat manufactured and sold by major food conglomerate ConAgra.

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New Health Advisor notes that while the meat sticks contain fat, protein, calories, and iron, there are little other vitamins or nutrients present in significant numbers in a single stick. However, these nutrients do make Slim Jims a solid snack for anyone following a keto diet.

Made with 6 grams of protein in each delectable serving, this meaty snack stick punches your taste buds in the face with their carnivore-pleasing recipe of bold flavors.

Slim Jim's are not typically considered a good snack for weight loss. They are high in sodium and processed meat, which can lead to increased sodium intake, bloating, and other negative health effects. Additionally, they are typically high in calories, making them difficult to fit into a calorie-controlled diet.

Slim Jim's are always a great snack option when you are on the go, going camping or hiking, or on a road trip! They are just small enough to pack in anything but also enough to eat! There are so many different flavors no but the original will always be the best for me.

"Jim-jim" would appear to be a term describing a con artist, hipster, or other undesirable person. Whatever the definition was in 1964 to 1965 when Lou Reed wrote "Heroin," the general sense seems to be similar.

However, we consider Slim Jim to be unhealthy because it contains added sugar, sodium nitrite, flavoring additives and citric acid.

Slim Jims are made with the chicken equivalent of "pink slime." It's ground and mixed with mechanically separated chicken, which is the chicken equivalent of “pink slime” (even though the production process is different), essentially puréed chicken bones, nerves, blood vessels, skin, and a small amount of meat.