what are them gray tubs you all use?

[lennyluminum]

I need a few of them gray tubs you all use from mixing your ground meat for sausage. what are they called? I have a gift card for Amazon so hopefully i can get them there.

Thanks!!!!

 

[bbqhead]

I get mine at sam's club . any restraunt supply store would also carry them. at sam's they are like $12 for two tubs.
 

 

[so ms smoker]

  I got white ones at wal-mart for about 3 dollars each. depending on the size you choose.

  Mike

 

[diggingdogfarm]

Meat (or food) lugs.
I prefer the ones I can get at the local restaurant equipment supply.
They fit in the fridge nice, have a lid and are stackable.


~Martin

 

[BGKYSmoker]

Meat (or food) lugs.
I prefer the ones I can get at the local restaurant equipment supply.
They fit in the fridge nice, have a lid and are stackable.
~Martin

X2

 

[handymanstan]

On Amazon there called bus tubs or grey bus tubs.  http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias=aps&field-keywords=grey+food+tubs

Stan

 

[imjesse1]

You can buy big tubs at the dollar store :-)

 

[couger78]

Be sure to use containers that are appropriate for contact with food. 'Food-Grade' plastic is recommended for these type of lugs.

Cheaper bulk containers are usually NOT FGP. Food grade plastic does not contain dyes or recycled plastic deemed harmful to humans.  Foods that are highly acidic or that contain alcohol or fats can leach plastic additives from the packaging or container into the food. As a result, you should only use plastic containers that are FDA approved for the particular type of food the plastic will come into contact with.

This is particularly important as sausage-meats can be in contact with the plastic surfaces for a good length of time (several days) prior to stuffing.

Kevin

 

[diggingdogfarm]

Be sure to use containers that are appropriate for contact with food. 'Food-Grade' plastic is recommended for these type of lugs.

Cheaper bulk containers are usually NOT FGP. Food grade plastic does not contain dyes or recycled plastic deemed harmful to humans.  Foods that are highly acidic or that contain alcohol or fats can leach plastic additives from the packaging or container into the food. As a result, you should only use plastic containers that are FDA approved for the particular type of food the plastic will come into contact with.
This is particularly important as sausage-meats can be in contact with the plastic surfaces for a good length of time (several days) prior to stuffing.

Kevin

X2


~Martin