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I've had a few folks PM me for the password to unlock the spreadsheet.
The password is "sausage", IIRC.
If that doesn't work for you, PM me and I can send an unlocked version.
~Martin
I got rid of the crappy LEM grinder (Yay!) and bought a Cabela's 3/4-hp #12 last fall!!!
It's a MUCH better grinder! I'm VERY happy with it so far!
No more Big-Bite BS!!! :biggrin:
:yahoo:
FWIW.... :icon_rolleyes:
"Today, in a sizzling announcement, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) officially marked processed meat, such as bacon, hot dogs, and sausages, as “carcinogenic to humans,” a “group 1” designation. The agency, an arm of the World Health Organization...
Wade,
Please, please, refrain from spewing your HATE, it contributes nothing to this thread or the forum in general.
You've gone off on an irrelevant tangent.
Here's a reference earlier in the thread from one of the Super Moderators here....
In light of that, and totally relevant to this...
Either can be used.
I use the chest freezer because I also make cheese, so I can fill the bottom of the freezer with cheese.
The freezer is simple, no serious issues with condensation that some folks complain about with some fridges.
The wires that go in to the chamber (temp sensor and 12v cable for the humidifier/dehumidifier) are very small...not a problem for the door gasket.
Maximum temp I use is 50 degrees F.
I hang from baskets that came with the freezer.
I plan to eventually make a wooden frame around the top of the freezer with notches cut for dowels.
Just another one of those projects I haven't gotten to yet.
I currently have 2 curing chambers, both small GE chest freezers.
The following kit has everything needed (except the one pound of silica gel for dehumidification) to control temperature and humidity....NO drilling and NO cutting...