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East Hampton High School Grad Might Be The Youngest Ethical Jerky Maker In The U.S.

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Jackson Baris at the Sag Harbor Farmers Market. KYRIL BROMLEY

Jackson Baris at the Sag Harbor Farmers Market. KYRIL BROMLEY

Jackson Baris with some customers at the Sag Harbor Farmers Market. KYRIL BROMLEY

Jackson Baris with some customers at the Sag Harbor Farmers Market. KYRIL BROMLEY

Jackson's Beef Jerky and apparel at the Sag Harbor Farmer's Market. KYRIL BROMLEY

Jackson's Beef Jerky and apparel at the Sag Harbor Farmer's Market. KYRIL BROMLEY

Jackson's Beef Jerky and apparel at the Sag Harbor Farmer's Market. KYRIL BROMLEY

Jackson's Beef Jerky and apparel at the Sag Harbor Farmer's Market. KYRIL BROMLEY

Kitty Merrill on Jun 2, 2021
Jackson Baris likes beef. And at18, he’s the youngest legal beef jerky entrepreneur on the East Coast, “and maybe the U.S.,” the East Hampton High School grad offered. Now a... more

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