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    Grandpa1
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    So I’m looking at the snack stick recipe and the seasoning and it says cure pack included. Is everything that I need in the seasoning pack?

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      Grandpa1 That depends on what you mean by “everything” when you buy a seasoning from us that is designed to be cured the cure packet will come along with it. However if you are wanting to use additives like a binder or a cure accelerator those are sold separately as we have many different binders and a few different cure accelerators. To keep things simple for binders we like the Sure Gel for cured sausage, the carrot fiber for fresh and as long as you don’t mind a tang the Encapsulated Citric Acid for a cure accelerator. If you don’t want a tang you can use cured meat stabilizer (as long as you don’t add it directly to water) or sodium erythorbate. Be very careful with the sodium erythorbate, 7/8 of an OZ is enough to cure 100 lb of meat!

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        Grandpa1 That depends on what you mean by “everything” when you buy a seasoning from us that is designed to be cured the cure packet will come along with it. However if you are wanting to use additives like a binder or a cure accelerator those are sold separately as we have many different binders and a few different cure accelerators. To keep things simple for binders we like the Sure Gel for cured sausage, the carrot fiber for fresh and as long as you don’t mind a tang the Encapsulated Citric Acid for a cure accelerator. If you don’t want a tang you can use cured meat stabilizer (as long as you don’t add it directly to water) or sodium erythorbate. Be very careful with the sodium erythorbate, 7/8 of an OZ is enough to cure 100 lb of meat!

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        Jonathon I’m going to make goose snack sticks using the habanero bbq seasoning. What would I need. I have never made snack sticks before.

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          @granpa1 I would use Sure Gel as a binder and Encapsulated Citric Acid as a cure accelerator but make sure you watch this first https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/763/cured-sausage-106-basics-of-making-snack-sticks and then this https://meatgistics.waltonsinc.com/topic/1108/cured-sausage-206-advanced-cured-sausage-processing

          So, seasoning and cure that comes with the seasoning, then add a binder and then add encapsulated citric acid. I would also think of adding cheese, snack sticks do well with high temp cheese and Habanaero BBQ does really well with Cheddar now, you can absolutely make a quality product without Encapsualted Citric acid or A binder like sure gel but it won’t be as good.

          Get more help with your processing questions and learn more about processing meat by subscribing to our waltonsinc.com youtube page at https://wltns.link/waltonstv I am a Gorilla, love yourself

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