Cure Conversion Chart
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Not sure if there is any interest in this, but I have a general purpose conversion spreadsheet that will let you calculate reduced batch seasoning amount for any seasoning.
You enter in the meat block weight and the net weight of the seasoning pack (for 25 lb batch) and it calculates the amount of seasoning and cure for you in ounces and grams. It is an Excel spreadsheet.
If you want to play around with it, send me your email via private chat and I can send you a copy.
processhead I’m also interested in your chart but don’t know how to send a personal chat
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processhead I’m also interested in your chart but don’t know how to send a personal chat
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cdavis
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cdavis
Just sent you a chat. See if you can reply to it.processhead tried the same and won’t let me PM/Chat.
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processhead tried the same and won’t let me PM/Chat.
YooperDog said in Cure Conversion Chart:
processhead tried the same and won’t let me PM/Chat.
I just sent you a chat.
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NickMc said in Cure Conversion Chart:
Is that water measurement in Weight or Fluid Ounces? thank you
1 Fluid Oz of water weighs 1 Oz. The weight and volume measurement for water is the same .
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NickMc said in Cure Conversion Chart:
Is that water measurement in Weight or Fluid Ounces? thank you
1 Fluid Oz of water weighs 1 Oz. The weight and volume measurement for water is the same .
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processhead
Thank you, I was not aware of that lol. This is why these forums are awesome!NickMc Note that this applies ONLY to water.
One fluid ounce (volume measurement) of any other liquid or solution could weight more or less than 1 ounce (weight measurement), depending on its density.Paul
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NickMc Note that this applies ONLY to water.
One fluid ounce (volume measurement) of any other liquid or solution could weight more or less than 1 ounce (weight measurement), depending on its density.processhead good info. Thanks
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