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You should get a good response on this one. Many here have used both versions. I have a 30 original version which has done well for 1 1/2 yrs.
I believe there are more than one type of the 30. Also believe I read about a factory upgrade for the tiny chip tray for the new 40. So kinda need to...
I have eaten stuff frozen that long if it was a steady zero temperature. Depending on how well it was sealed, it might have a freezer taste. Does it look like there are ice crystals in it? That usually is a good indicator of freezer burn.
The old adage "if in doubt, throw it out" is a good one...
like Rick said after a few they will all be easy. You had a great presentation and showed great organizational skills putting these all together.
Thanks for sharing!
Totally agree with this idea and many here do as well. Just do your homework. Start small and have a plan. You feed the public there are license requirements, and all that stuff. Have the orders before spending a lot on equipment.
Good luck to you
Some recipes I use-you don't need to stuff into a casing if you want to make patties. I usually cook about a silver-dollar size sample for tasting.
Polish Sausage
4-lbs ground pork
1-lb fine ground beef chuck
2-tsp sugar
1-tbsp marjoram
1 1/2-tbsp salt
1/2-tsp allspice
1-tbsp black pepper...
Interesting recipe and good sausages. I have a lb of salt pork would that be as good as the fat back? Or about the same? Just thawed a butt last night to grind for brats.
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