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    So I stuffed 75 lbs of brats today and overestimated the amount of hog casing I would need. I have one full strand (is that the right terminology?) that was soaked in water for an hour that won’t be used. Is this strand wasted? or can I put it right back in the salt solution it was packed in and back into the fridge for future use?

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      fatsnacks you can safely place it back in the salt solution, and can even add a little bit more (use pickling and canning salt). Done it a hundred times. I do keep mine refrigerated, but never freeze them.

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        fatsnacks If you pack it back in the salt mixture, it can be fine, or do as Chef says and add a bit more salt. The biggest thing is to keep it salted and in a sealed and air tight container. If you do that, it can last for a long time.

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          glen
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          Like Austin said, I repack with a little canning salt and I have been using out of a large pack for well over 2 years

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            I also like to lay them out on paper towels and dry them off then i pack them in non-iodized salt and into a ziplock bag for long term storage. In the fridge never the freezer. They will last for over a year for sure.

            John C.

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