Wild Fork FoodsReviews of wildforkfoods.com

I greatly appreciate letting me know being a member for almost a year now and buying meat almost monthy counting on your meat for my family that you all of a sudden stop. You canceled my membership and stop shipping to my area. We loved your company now you have made us hate your company and everything you stand for. The inconvenience you ha e put on my family never be forgiven. Terrible. What a disgrace and thanks for nothing.

Very disappointed today. Went to the Wild Fork store to shop. I wanted to get a package of bacon and to my dismay, all their bacon in their Paramus, NJ store had some type of nitrates in them. When I questioned the manager about the ingredient called “cultured celery powder,” he told me that it was a natural nitrate. Will be going back to Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods to get my bacon.

terrible company. inconsistent product. do not waste your money

I just opened a bag of boneless chicken breasts...the organic one and guess what? Every piece has some freezer burn on it...the bag says it's good until July 2024...I'm not spending 28 dollars a bag for chicken with freezer burn....that and the bag of corn had pieces of corn stalk in it....I'll buy fresh from now on...I won't be going back to Wild Fork

First time ordering. Thought it was a good deal, but the meat arrived thawed and the dry ice completely melted. This is probably because it wasn't shipped in a refrigerated container. I'll be looking elsewhere for wild or atypical meats.

I purchased 191$ of meat yet when they changed my credit card the price jumped to $276! Almost $100 more! Talk about fraud. Also This company is actually owned by JBS. It goes on to describe the quality, convenience, and sustainability that is woven into the DNA of Wild Fork Foods. What it does not do is explain just whose story this is. The reason for this rather puzzling omission, I’m nearly sure, is that Wild Fork is not some upstart, values-based brand seeking to improve things for everyone involved in food production from farmer to consumer. Instead, it is a creation of JBS. Who Owns Wild Fork Foods? Wild Fork Foods is owned by JBS, the largest meat packer in the world. To give you an idea of how big it is, JBS slaughters over 50 thousand cattle per day, to say nothing of pork and chicken. Wild Fork Foods is the newest expansion of the JBS empire, and the first branch that is focused on selling directly to customers! Research before you buy

Meat was chewey even when cooked rare. Sides (green bean casserole) were without flavor. Au gratin was the only good one. With peace and love will NOT order again

What moron accountant decided to get rid of membership and start charging $ 29 for delivery. Lost a loyal customer.