Mythical Meats Launches New D&D “Meat Stick” Adventurer’s Rations
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Over the years, the Dungeons & Dragons brand has been used on some pretty strange merchandise, with everything from D&D themed Hawaiian shirts to postage stamps, beer, waffle makers and crock pots. Now, you can add “meat sticks” to the list of unusual D&D cross collaborations.
Produced by US-based Mythical Meats, “Dungeons & Dragons’Adventurer’s Rations” are jerky-type snacks made from a variety of meats, including familiar options like beef, chicken and pork, to more unusual combinations like alligator, wild boar and yak. They’re available for order now from select retailers and the Mythical Meat’s website.
So do these new D&D snacks deliver a critical hit of deliciousness? Below, we bite into all the details.
What are Mythical Meats Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer’s Rations?
A pack of Mythical Meats Adventurer’s Rations contains 12 different sticks, each of which features a single type of meat associated with one of the base DnD 5e classes.
- Barbarian: Sriracha Flavored Duck with Beef & Chicken
- Bard: Buffalo Style Chicken with Beef
- Cleric: Hawaiian Style Teriyaki Wild Boar with Beef
- Druid: Honey BBQ Style Turkey with Beef
- Fighter: Jalapeno Elk with Beef
- Monk: Sweet and Spicy Beef and Buffalo
- Paladin: BBQ Style Camel with Beef
- Ranger: Hickory Smoked Venison with Beef
- Rogue: Slow Burn Alligator with Beef and Pork
- Sorcerer: Habanero BBQ Snack
- Warlock: Honey Ham Pork
- Wizard: Chipotle and Garlic Beef with Yak
Who is Mythical Meats?
Mythical Meats is snack company based out Camp Hill, Pennsylvania that specializes in creating jerky and other meat-based products. Originally founded in 2019, they’ve since released a series of products based around creatures from fantasy and mythology which use a variety of unusual meats.
For example, their Basilisk snack is made out of alligator, their Griffin snack is a combination of beef and ostrich, and their Phoenix variety is made from spicy turkey. The company distributes primarily to the US, but you may be able to find their products in both small and larger grocery stores.
Final Thoughts
This past year has seen Dungeons & Dragons take on some unusual collaborations, with everything from postage stamps and Hawaiian shirts to sneakers and whiskey. The collaboration with Mythical Meats, however, definitely sets a new bar in terms of strangeness, but it’s one that does actually sound pretty tasty. We’re just glad they aren’t offering any orc jerky.
If you’re feeling adventurous, you can order the Dungeons & Dragons Adventurer’s Rations Class Pack from the Mythical Meat’s website.
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Paige Stuart is a Staff Writer who lives in Chicago, Illinois where she majored in English Literature at Northwestern University. She’s relatively new to Dungeons & Dragons having started playing 5th edition several years ago. Her favorite D&D campaign setting so far is the Forgotten Realms and her favorite character to play is a Wizard named Felician who hurls both bad puns and fireballs with equal ease.
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