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Paw-Review #1: Pure Being Beef & Cheddar Dog Treats 🐾

  • Writer: Maddy Brooke
    Maddy Brooke
  • Mar 10
  • 4 min read

Updated: Mar 19


A real-life dog mom review from Our Paw-ventures


Welcome to the very first Paw-Review here at Our Paw-ventures!


If you’re new here, this little corner of the internet is all about learning, exploring, and growing as dog parents together. From training tips to product finds, I love sharing the things we try with our fur babies so other pet parents can make informed decisions too.


Because let’s be honest, standing in the pet aisle reading tiny ingredient lists while your dog waits at home is a universal dog-mom experience. šŸ˜…


So for our first Paw-Review, we’re looking at Pure Being Grain Free Beef & Cheddar Recipe Chewy Dog Treats, a budget-friendly option sold at ALDI.


Let’s break them down together.



šŸ›’ What the Brand Says šŸ›’


Pure Being is ALDI’s in-house pet brand, and their products focus on simple formulas without unnecessary additives.


According to their packaging and product information, these treats are described as:

• ā€œBeef as the first ingredientā€

• ā€œGrain-freeā€

• ā€œNo corn, wheat, or soyā€

• ā€œNo artificial colors, flavors, or preservativesā€


The brand promotes their pet line as offering ā€œpure goodnessā€ for dogs at a price that’s still accessible for everyday pet parents.


For a grocery store treat, those are actually some pretty encouraging claims.



šŸ” Ingredient Reality Check šŸ”


One habit I’ve gotten into as a pet parent is always flipping the bag over.


The front of a treat bag can look great with all the different dogs and colors, but the real story is always on the ingredient list.


Here’s what stood out with these treats:

āœ” Beef listed as the first ingredient

āœ” Grain-free formula

āœ” No artificial colors listed

āœ” No major filler grains like corn or wheat


From a nutrition standpoint, the guaranteed analysis also shows:

• Crude Protein (min): 24%

• Crude Fat (min): 9%


For a chewy training treat, that protein level is actually pretty decent.


Now, these are not single-ingredient treats like freeze-dried beef or liver, so they’re not at the ultra-premium end of the spectrum.


But they also avoid some of the common red flags that show up in many inexpensive dog treats.



šŸ’° Price Check šŸ’°


One reason these caught my attention was the price.


Many dog treats that advertise ā€œgrain-freeā€ or ā€œclean ingredientsā€ can easily cost $8–$15 per bag. And when you’re doing training sessions, treats can disappear fast.


These Pure Being treats usually sit much lower than that, making them a budget-friendly option for everyday rewards. At the time I was writing this review the treats were $3.39.


Sometimes having a more affordable option for frequent rewards is actually really helpful.




🐶 Texture & Training Use 🐶


This is where these treats really shine ✨

āœ” Soft and chewy

āœ” Easy to break into smaller pieces

āœ” Budget-friendly for everyday use


If you’re working on:

  • Sit

  • Stay

  • Recall

  • Trick training


These are honestly super convenient.


They’re soft enough to chew quickly, but not so soft that they fall apart in your hand. Which makes them great for longer training sessions.


And since you can tear them into smaller pieces, it’s easy to stretch the bag and keep portions under control without your dog feeling like they’re missing out.



🐾 Our Pup’s Taste Test 🐾


Of course, none of this matters if your dog doesn’t actually like them.


The real review always comes from the pup.


When we opened the bag, the treats had a mild meaty smell (nothing overpowering), and the texture was soft enough to break apart easily. That’s a big plus if you use treats during training.


Instead of giving one large treat every time, you can break them into smaller pieces and stretch them across multiple rewards.


And the verdict from our pack?


Tail wag approved.


Which is honestly the most important rating of all.



⭐ Our Paw-ventures Honest Rating ⭐


At Our Paw-ventures, we’re not chasing perfection when it comes to dog products. We’re looking for safe, thoughtful, practical choices that work in real life.


Here’s how these treats scored for us:

⭐ Ingredient quality: 7.5/10

⭐ Affordability: 9/10

⭐ Training usefulness: 9/10

⭐ Dog approval rating: 10/10 tail wags


Overall score: 8/10


For a grocery store treat, that’s honestly pretty impressive.



šŸ‘ When These Treats Are a Good Choice šŸ‘


These treats are a great option if you’re looking for:

🐾 Affordable everyday training treats

🐾 Something chewy that breaks into smaller pieces

🐾 A treat without artificial dyes or preservatives

🐾 A quick pickup during a grocery run



āš ļø When to Be Mindful āš ļø


You might want to look for single-ingredient treats instead if your dog has:

• Beef allergies

• A very sensitive stomach

• A strict limited-ingredient diet


Every dog is different, and what works great for one pup might not work for another.



šŸ’› Final Thoughts From Our Pack šŸ’›


Being a dog parent means constantly learning and making the best choices we can with the information we have.


Products like these remind me that good options don’t always have to be the most expensive ones on the shelf.


If a treat avoids the biggest red flags, fits your budget, and your dog loves it that’s a win in my book. And around here, tail wags are the ultimate review.


Want to get some for your pack?

Click here to order you some:


🐾 Paw-Review Series Continues… 🐾


This is just the beginning!


Our Paw-ventures will be sharing more Paw-Reviews where we test:

• Dog treats

• Toys

• Training tools

• Grooming products

• Affordable pet finds


All with honest feedback from our pack.

Because every adventure is better when we learn together.



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