Where do you buy your sausage seasonings?

[rbranstner]

Do you guys have any good sites where you buy your sausage seasonings? I have usually bought mine from a local butcher but they are charging over $35 for their seasoning batches. I have looked on Sausagemaker.com and Curley's web page. Anyone have any other favorite places and any particular flavor you love to buy? I am getting in the Sausage making mood. I love this time of year.

 

[bb53chevpro]

I personally make up my own seasoning mixes for sausage.

 

[hog warden]

You can do fine making your own seasoning mix. Find a recipe you like and get your spices in bulk from local stores.

What you did you have in mind to make?

 

[mballi3011]

I haven't started making sausage yet but I have heard many fplks in here say to buy the seasoning in bulk and you'll save a pile of money. So just fine your recipes and go buy what you need.

 

[txbigred]

I use "Leggs" seasonings, and get them from RBH out of Florida, cheapest place that I have found, about 1/2 of AlliedKenco or Butcher Packer. They used to have a web site, but you have to call them now. 904-964-4975 / 800-364-0042....real nice people, you can get casings from them too.

DAve

 

[beer-b-q]

Here is another source... http://www.sausagesource.com/catalog/8.html

 

[rbranstner]

I am looking for a country, polish and a hunters sausage. Like I said I use to buy them from the local butcher but their pricing way to high all of a sudden. Just looking for a good web page or two to look through to buy seasoning from.

 

[hog warden]

Just found this site. Know nothing about them, but they stock a lot of the good (meaning expensive) equipment. They have recipes for you to follow OR will sell the recipe mix already made. Some of the recipes look similar to mine.

http://www.meatprocessingproducts.com/index.html

 

[blzafour]

Here is where I get my seasonings from www.pseasonings.com turns out a very good product.

 

[meat hunter]

I buy all my spices at a whole foods store. I don't buy premade packs as I like to know just what is going into the sausage I make. I go by recipes that I find online or from Ryteks book and tweek them to my liking. A whole lot cheaper than buying ones already made up. If your looking for a certain recipe, pm me and I shoot one or two over to ya.

 

[DanMcG]

I've been blending all my own seasonings lately as I find the premixes are to salty for my taste buds. I buy the small containers of spices at the local stores so there's a chance they'll be fresh when I finish them off, otherwise i like butcher & packer and a few others for all the oddball stuff the locals don't have.

 

[desertlites]

I'm with Andy as I season my sausages from what I have in the spice cabinet-and play with and tweek often-here is a link that should go elsewhere but has a list of spices used in different types of sausages. http://www.canr.uconn.edu/ansci/ext/sausage.htm

 

[pineywoods]

Here's a site I've bought seasonings from I like the Leggs

http://www.columbiaspice.com/lesase.html

 

[shooterrick]

I have been slowly developing my own from whole spice I grind. For me thats part of the fun. So far I have perfected for our taste, Italian, and Kielbasa. I am working on a chicken and andoulli now.

 

[got14u]

I started out buying mine from butcher-packer and thesauasagemaker but now I try to make all my own now. the only one I still buy is the venison bacon spice block from curly's..........yummy!

 

[boatnut]

try this place-

http://www.spokanespice.com/products_menu.php

 

[mudinchev]

Another vote for SpokaneSpice.com I was just in there store last month when I was there hunting, picked up some more Jerky seasoning and a few sausage mixes to try.

 

[isutroutbum]

I make most of my own (based on books), but I do use Sausage Maker's mix for hot dogs, as I really like it. I also occassionally use their polish sausage mix. It's really good, but I add tons of fresh garlic to it.

You can find their mixes here: http://www.sausagemaker.com/

Best,
Trout

 

[hounds51]

I use Legg's also very good Seasoning and very consistant.
Here is where I get mine at Very nice people to deal with.
http://www.columbiaspice.com/index.html

 

[larry maddock]

http://www.zachspice.com/ and AlliedKenco---

both are houston area companies