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Celulose Casings

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    Do I poke holes in celulose casings before smoking?

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      Nope. they are permeable so smoke will pass. Also, I think if you poke holes they will possibly split when cooked. I make a lot of bambi dogs and have never had a problem

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        Nope. they are permeable so smoke will pass. Also, I think if you poke holes they will possibly split when cooked. I make a lot of bambi dogs and have never had a problem

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        smokinbubba Thank you! I’m learning.

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          You will love that casing. Its all I use for dogs. The only downfall is it is hard to link. Either tie off with twine or learn to euro link. It tends to come un twisted quite easy.

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            Learner Yup, I agree with smokinbubba casings are awesome. I made a large batch of pheasant pepperoni with them and I love those sticks. Even though 26mm is too chunky to be called a stick, they are still good!

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              Learner Yup, I agree with smokinbubba casings are awesome. I made a large batch of pheasant pepperoni with them and I love those sticks. Even though 26mm is too chunky to be called a stick, they are still good!

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              Jonathon Thank You!

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                You will love that casing. Its all I use for dogs. The only downfall is it is hard to link. Either tie off with twine or learn to euro link. It tends to come un twisted quite easy.

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                smokinbubba Thank You!

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