What does "unit" indicate for Waltons seasonings.
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I was digging through my most recent order and I started wondering what the word unit indicates for some of the products. As in I have “Salami Unit (No MSG)” and “Wisconsin Summer Unit”.
Is it that it has the CSS and dextrose already in it?
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I was digging through my most recent order and I started wondering what the word unit indicates for some of the products. As in I have “Salami Unit (No MSG)” and “Wisconsin Summer Unit”.
Is it that it has the CSS and dextrose already in it?
Kevin Lamken
I have seen that and wondered the same thing?
Might have something to do with a standardized “unit” or batch size for that particular seasoning. -
After some googling… It would appear that a B Unit is seasoning for 25# and a C Unit is seasoning for 12.5#. If the letter isn’t specified, it looks like it’s assumed to be a B Unit for 25# of meat.
Kevin Lamken Then what is A? Why skip A, who did this madness!!!
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Kevin Lamken Then what is A? Why skip A, who did this madness!!!
HerbcoFood I am sure it is something Jonathan came up with that only team blue knows about.
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HerbcoFood I am sure it is something Jonathan came up with that only team blue knows about.
bocephus New York math…
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I’m holding out to buy the first Z unit.
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“A” unit is maybe 100 lbs?
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“A” unit is maybe 100 lbs?
Midwest_kc 50 lbs would make more sense, if B is 25 and C is 12.5.
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