Cloth Casings

[bill ace 350]

My cloth bags got here today.

Ordered 50.

They look nice, came vacuum sealed.

 

[smokin peachey]

Congrats now get busy

 

[thirdeye]

And what were those used for, dry curing?

 

[bill ace 350]

Congrats now get busy

Yup. First try using these will be Pork Roll.

Testing the fermentation chamber this weekend

 

[bill ace 350]

And what were those used for, dry curing?

Ill be using them for a fully cooked sausage.

 

[buzzy]

Been using them for years making deer bologna & smoked sausage. Great smoke penetration & no blowouts . My mother used to make them for me with unbleached muslin but with her age not going to ask her to do that. Can I ask where u are buying them? I get red stitch for pork & white stitch for whitetail. Easy to tell what u have when looking in freezer.

 

[bill ace 350]

Been using them for years making deer bologna & smoked sausage. Great smoke penetration & no blowouts . My mother used to make them for me with unbleached muslin but with her age not going to ask her to do that. Can I ask where u are buying them? I get red stitch for pork & white stitch for whitetail. Easy to tell what u have when looking in freezer.

Butcher Supply Company, Tennessee. Not sure if i can post their link, but should be easy to find.

I have red stitched ones and white stitched ones . 25 of each.

 

[Winterrider]

Meat Bags & Casings - Page 4 - Butcher Supply Company

butchersupplycompany.com

 

[Winterrider]

I have red stitched ones and white stitched ones . 25 of each.

Heck of a deal if you got them for that price

 

[pc farmer]

Sweet. I bought from them few years ago. Wasnt vac sealed then. I like using bags alot.

 

[smokin peachey]

These might be cheaper. https://dirtcheapcasings.com/products/cloth-casing-for-sausage-3-lb-size-25-pc

 

[thirdeye]

Ill be using them for a fully cooked sausage.

Okay, this makes sense.... my great aunt made 'rag bologna', I was too young to recall what kind of cloth was used. Flour sacks?

 

[pc farmer]

And what were those used for, dry curing?

They can be used for dry curing also. Thats on my mind soon to do.

 

[buzzy]

Butcher Supply Company, Tennessee. Not sure if i can post their link, but should be easy to find.

I have red stitched ones and white stitched ones . 25 of each.

That's same place I been getting from for years but never had them vac sealed. Just put in a box. Mine came out to almost .60 a piece with shipping & handling but still a good price. This is for the 2# bags. Locally they want $1 each.

 

[chopsaw]

I just bought 25 of the 2 lb red stitched . Came out to $22 and some change shipped .
Can't wait for them to show up .

Vac pac might be related to current times . Don't want to start that conversation . Just a thought .

 

[HalfSmoked]

I'm lucky my wife makes mine. Material she uses is unbleached muslin. It comes in different thickness she gets the thinner one.

Warren