Why are natural casings curved when stuffed?
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Andrew They are a natural product and are curved when they are inside the pig so they “grow” that way I guess would be the best answer?
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Being an intestine, casings are naturally curved. If they were straight, all hogs and sheep would be 75 feet long and 3 inches in diameter.
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Being an intestine, casings are naturally curved. If they were straight, all hogs and sheep would be 75 feet long and 3 inches in diameter.
processhead hi! The outside of the casings expand (due to the amount of food intake) the inner part that form the intestine ( fat ridge) doesn’t! They measure the length by the inside (fat ridge) I hope this helps with your question, regards, Squzzi
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Andrew They are a natural product and are curved when they are inside the pig so they “grow” that way I guess would be the best answer?
Jonathon That is absolutely correct.
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