Printer friendly seasoning conversion
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Grimpuppy said in Printer friendly seasoning conversion:
Lets try it again….
Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding Ding!
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WOW that’s a lot of work! I use Excel a lot, I know it takes a bit of time to set up the spreadsheet up then it’s easy-peasy.Great Work, Chef!!
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Here is a printer friendly conversion of all the seasonings for 1-10 pound batches for anyone interested. I did all of them in an excel spreadsheet. You should print these out in landscape and it should pretty much fill the page. The seasoning weights are all in ounces. I will do the additives soon.
Edit: additives and cures have been added to the excel files
CLICK HERE FOR EXCEL FILE IN OUNCES
CLICK HERE FOR EXCEL FILE IN GRAMS
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Grimpuppy great job. Thanks for the hard work.
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Here is a printer friendly conversion of all the seasonings for 1-10 pound batches for anyone interested. I did all of them in an excel spreadsheet. You should print these out in landscape and it should pretty much fill the page. The seasoning weights are all in ounces. I will do the additives soon.
Edit: additives and cures have been added to the excel files
CLICK HERE FOR EXCEL FILE IN OUNCES
CLICK HERE FOR EXCEL FILE IN GRAMS
Grimpuppy Thanks, I will probably print it out and laminate.
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Here is a printer friendly conversion of all the seasonings for 1-10 pound batches for anyone interested. I did all of them in an excel spreadsheet. You should print these out in landscape and it should pretty much fill the page. The seasoning weights are all in ounces. I will do the additives soon.
Edit: additives and cures have been added to the excel files
CLICK HERE FOR EXCEL FILE IN OUNCES
CLICK HERE FOR EXCEL FILE IN GRAMS
Grimpuppy Christmas came early! Thanks for the early present, these spread sheets are great. Thanks again!
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Grimpuppy Thanks for all your work on this. I really appreciate it.
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I have updated both excel files with a tab for additives and a tab for cures. Use the same links on the first page and it will take you to the updated files.
Edit: I added the links for the excel files to the first post so you don’t have to scroll through to try and find them.
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Here they are if you just want to print them.
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Grimpuppy Thanks again for all of your hard work. Greatly appreciated!!
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Grimpuppy
Awesome. Thanks for doing this. Firing up the printer now.
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Grimpuppy
Thank you for putting together the helpful charts. -
Grimpuppy Thank You, printed them out and I will probably laminate and put in my processing folder.
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super, super, super,
Thanks!
Willy from Dakota
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