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    Need some help and info on adding Blueberries to my snack sticks and summer sausage … lbs needed for 25 lbs batch and best way to add to mix ,do you put them through the grinder ?? Have a couple request to add them to the sticks

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      @Paul-Voth I’d consider using them as dehydrated? The reason being that they are packed with juice (obviously) and that might make cook times really long, they will rehydrate in the meat a little and wont slow down your cook as much. I wouldn’t grind themas they have a pretty low pH depending on when they are picked, between 4-5 so it might denature your proteins if too much is introduced.

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        @Paul-Voth I’d consider using them as dehydrated? The reason being that they are packed with juice (obviously) and that might make cook times really long, they will rehydrate in the meat a little and wont slow down your cook as much. I wouldn’t grind themas they have a pretty low pH depending on when they are picked, between 4-5 so it might denature your proteins if too much is introduced.

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        Jonathon Freeze Dried, they don’t have sugar added to them and burst with flavor. Plus they break up easier without grinding

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          Thanks for the info ! Will check it out !

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          • JonathonJ Jonathon

            @Paul-Voth I’d consider using them as dehydrated? The reason being that they are packed with juice (obviously) and that might make cook times really long, they will rehydrate in the meat a little and wont slow down your cook as much. I wouldn’t grind themas they have a pretty low pH depending on when they are picked, between 4-5 so it might denature your proteins if too much is introduced.

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            Jonathon thanks Jonathon ! Will see what happens!

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