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Shelf life

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    Basscat
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    If you make say 20lbs of Summer sausage, cureencapsulated citric acid and smoke .the term shelf stability. Does this mean vac pack and be able to not refrigerate?
    I vac pack and freeze. But wondered about the term shelf stability.

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      no you have to refrigerate

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        So if I vacuum seal how long would it stay good in the refrigerator without freezing it?

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          shelf stability is a matter of the ph. level along with the proper cure and processing not something that a home processor can easily do with out a big investment in a meter and the knowledge to adjust your process to accomplish it

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