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Have you tried Kalyustyan's?

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Can't find 'em in a physical store in manhattan. Ayudeme por favor.

I use these guys for all my curing needs

Dave Valentin

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"So, what if we've got it all backwards?" asks my son.

"Got what backwards?" I ask.

"What if chicken tastes like rattlesnake?" My son, the Einstein of the family.

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Definitely make sure you compare prices on these two sites. SausageMaker.com charges 9.00 for a lb of curing salt vs BP.com at 2.00. I've not checked prices of other products.

Dave Valentin

Retired Explosive Detection K9 Handler

"So, what if we've got it all backwards?" asks my son.

"Got what backwards?" I ask.

"What if chicken tastes like rattlesnake?" My son, the Einstein of the family.

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Definitely make sure you compare prices on these two sites.  SausageMaker.com charges 9.00 for a lb of curing salt vs BP.com at 2.00.  I've not checked prices of other products.

BP has also been my source for quite some time. I checked out SM a few months ago and was stunned by price difference. Another example - 29mm-32mm hog casings (to stuff 100#) BP $16 / SM $25.

No thanks.

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That may be true, but they alot of stuff that site doesn't and, I believe, better deals on sausage stuffers I believe. Damn, that's quite a difference in price on the cure however.

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