Snack stick casing sizes
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marzig20 I use 19mm casings. I really like the size.
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marzig20 I like 19mm
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marzig20 I use 19mm as well.
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marzig20
19mm as well. Thinking it’s unanimous. -
marzig20 I use 19mm any smaller and they get harder to stuff.
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marzig20 always 19mm, would go no bigger than 21mm in my opinion. Looks like from the other comments there is a pattern
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marzig20 solid order there. Willies is awesome and that hamburger paddle is very helpful!
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ND Mike On your recommendation I order 3 hamburger paddles, like to always have one available.
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I make case-less snack sticks. Works just fine. Shoot them out of a round tube from my jerky gun onto a non stick smoking screen and smoke like normal. Works for me.
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ND Mike On your recommendation I order 3 hamburger paddles, like to always have one available.
bocephus lol…you did me one better. I have two.
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I make case-less snack sticks. Works just fine. Shoot them out of a round tube from my jerky gun onto a non stick smoking screen and smoke like normal. Works for me.
knifemaker3 when you do these what do you use for a smoker. My Dad use to make them this way. He called them cat turd sticks…lol!
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I like 21mm casing using a 13mm tube. Makes it easier to crank with hi-temp cheese mixed in.
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I switched over to using sheep casings for snack sticks a few years ago and really like how they turn out. Nice snap and no separation.
Just this week I did order some 19mm collagen casings from Walton’s to try again because of the good reports I have heard, so will be doing some side by side testing of both types soon.Paul
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I switched over to using sheep casings for snack sticks a few years ago and really like how they turn out. Nice snap and no separation.
Just this week I did order some 19mm collagen casings from Walton’s to try again because of the good reports I have heard, so will be doing some side by side testing of both types soon. -
Within a single lot of casings, they seem to run pretty consistent. Natural casings gauged during processing and are offered in range of sizes like collagen casings are.
Get the sheep casings that are sleeved. They are super easy to work with.
Sheep casing that are loose are harder to work with though. Very fine and small openings to get on the stuffer tube. -
I switched over to using sheep casings for snack sticks a few years ago and really like how they turn out. Nice snap and no separation.
Just this week I did order some 19mm collagen casings from Walton’s to try again because of the good reports I have heard, so will be doing some side by side testing of both types soon.
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