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  • C calldoctoday

    twilliams They look real good, everything to be proud of & how do they tastes? That is what matters most, tongue & stomach don’t know ugly, but that aint ugly!

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    twilliams
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    calldoctoday like I said up in earlier post they are a bit drier than normal but most people won’t know the difference. I will say, this particular batch that I goofed up on was 1/2 a customer’s and 1/2 mine. They were two separate batches as he supplied his own venison. His batch was 12.5 lb meat block. Mine was 11 lb meat block but used the 12.5 lb seasoning configuration. I have been doing this ratio on mine with all my venison this year. They all have turned out wonderful however with this batch which is bourbon peppercorn they came out a smidgen on the salty side. Not sure if that was due to the goof up or that seasoning has a bit more salt content in it already.

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    • C calldoctoday

      twilliams Shhhhhhhhhhhh…Don’t tell anyone, I won’t tell anyone either! You can market those Snack Stix Bites too.

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      calldoctoday yep I package the bites as well, I try to stay around a pound in each package of bites.

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      • twilliamsT twilliams

        calldoctoday like I said up in earlier post they are a bit drier than normal but most people won’t know the difference. I will say, this particular batch that I goofed up on was 1/2 a customer’s and 1/2 mine. They were two separate batches as he supplied his own venison. His batch was 12.5 lb meat block. Mine was 11 lb meat block but used the 12.5 lb seasoning configuration. I have been doing this ratio on mine with all my venison this year. They all have turned out wonderful however with this batch which is bourbon peppercorn they came out a smidgen on the salty side. Not sure if that was due to the goof up or that seasoning has a bit more salt content in it already.

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        twilliams Hmmmm, that is interesting. Less moisture, perhaps more salty taste for sure, but I would not think it would make that much of a difference for this. Maybe it is a combination of both more salt & the dryness, which by the way looks great & I would probably like it more like that. Have you ever run this exact batch before, with the bourbon, etc. Trying to look for a common denominator somewhere. Maybe that venison was just a salty old dog! Of course too, your smidgen might be another man’s perfect…

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        • twilliamsT twilliams

          Dr_Pain since you inquired about end result photos here ya go. 044AE5FD-5450-44AC-A8F9-99FBF1634069.jpeg 8062331F-AF6B-45E8-B7ED-E496839E720B.jpeg 7018CCF3-FDD8-4FF7-8414-CE519384D84F.jpeg

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          twilliams I would definitely eat them. I know some folks that prefer them like that.

          “You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”

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            Dr_Pain since you inquired about end result photos here ya go. 044AE5FD-5450-44AC-A8F9-99FBF1634069.jpeg 8062331F-AF6B-45E8-B7ED-E496839E720B.jpeg 7018CCF3-FDD8-4FF7-8414-CE519384D84F.jpeg

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            twilliams I sure would not turn them down, they look great to me. Just like the batch of Landjaeger I just made Sunday. The wrinkles add character!

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            • GWG8541G GWG8541

              twilliams I would definitely eat them. I know some folks that prefer them like that.

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              calldoctoday
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              GWG8541 I like em that way, I think they looked great & probably tasted just as well.

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              • twilliamsT twilliams

                Dr_Pain since you inquired about end result photos here ya go. 044AE5FD-5450-44AC-A8F9-99FBF1634069.jpeg 8062331F-AF6B-45E8-B7ED-E496839E720B.jpeg 7018CCF3-FDD8-4FF7-8414-CE519384D84F.jpeg

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                twilliams I’d eat those, for sure.

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                  twilliams When I have screwed up and overcooked sticks you can see empty spaces in the meat where the fat used to be and has rendered out. I still see good fat particle definition on yours. I bet they will still eat very well.

                  Paul

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                    twilliams Any pics of the first batch for comparison? The ones you posted look fantastic to me. Great color and they look to have a nice snap!

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                    • twilliamsT twilliams

                      Dr_Pain since you inquired about end result photos here ya go. 044AE5FD-5450-44AC-A8F9-99FBF1634069.jpeg 8062331F-AF6B-45E8-B7ED-E496839E720B.jpeg 7018CCF3-FDD8-4FF7-8414-CE519384D84F.jpeg

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                      twilliams
                      Nothing wrong with those! Can almost taste them, dam#, now I need a beer.

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                      • twilliamsT twilliams

                        samspade they are packaged and won’t look back. Just a mistake and lesson learned I hope I don’t make again. No one will know the difference.

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                        twilliams said in First ever goof up making sticks:

                        samspade they are packaged and won’t look back. Just a mistake and lesson learned I hope I don’t make again. No one will know the difference.

                        They look great and glad you decided to package and not look back. Hopefully you won’t turn OCD like me. I put redundant probes and have multiple timers ROFL!

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                        • Jamieson22J Jamieson22

                          twilliams Any pics of the first batch for comparison? The ones you posted look fantastic to me. Great color and they look to have a nice snap!

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                          Jamieson22 unfortunately I did not take photos of the first batch. They were not as snappy as my others but not terrible or mushy by any means

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                          • twilliamsT twilliams

                            Dr_Pain since you inquired about end result photos here ya go. 044AE5FD-5450-44AC-A8F9-99FBF1634069.jpeg 8062331F-AF6B-45E8-B7ED-E496839E720B.jpeg 7018CCF3-FDD8-4FF7-8414-CE519384D84F.jpeg

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                            twilliams maybe I’m crazy 🤪 but I like the wrinkle look. I sure wouldn’t turn those down. I’m glad they turned out OK.

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                            • twilliamsT twilliams

                              Jamieson22 unfortunately I did not take photos of the first batch. They were not as snappy as my others but not terrible or mushy by any means

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                              twilliams I just want to see (& taste) some of your good ones, because as good as your bad ones look, I cannot even imagine how good the good ones look.

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