43mm x 32ft Natural Dried Casings
17-1030
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Description
- These casings are a natural air-dried hog casing.
- Dehydrated casings have no odor.
- No refrigeration needed.
- Strands are compressed onto 10 meter (32 ft) lengths.
- 1 year shelf life in original packaging.
- Diameters of all casings are consistent and straight (non-curved).
- Casings walls are robust
- Casings are edible and peelable
- Shortens prep time compared to brined or salted hog casings.
- Imported from Spain.
- The Natural Dried Casings are not recommended for fresh sausages
- Place the casings into a container with warm (not hot) water for 5 minutes.
- Stuff and tie with string or twine. Hog rings are not recommended.
- Prick casings to remove air pockets after stuffing.
- Net or truss if desired.
- Casings accept mold well.
- Place meat into cylinder (casing prep is very quick)
- Pre-measure casings to desired length, then cut casings from strand.
- Pre-tie one end with a a hanging loop or double knot.
- Soak casings in approximately 100F (42C) water for 1 – 5 minutes.
- Pre-prick air holes near knot before loading casing onto stuffing horn.
- Stuff casings firmly, but do not overstuff. Prick casings thoroughly. Tie and secure with twine and NOT hog rings.
- After stuffing, wipe down salamis lightly with vinegar/water solution and hang.

$21.99
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TunaHead here again with a quick followup to my 4/26/25 comment. Johnny Paa at The Sausage Maker has reached out and informed me that these casings can be stuffed DRY and if rehydrated should not be soaked longer than 5 minutes. Thats great information.
Thanks Johnny!
I used the 43 mm casing in a salami project. I like this product and am impressed with how resistant the it is to rupture. (I stuffed the bajeebers out of it!) Pro tip: These natural dry casings do not like to sleeve nicely onto the stuffing horn after rehydration. Make your life easier by assembling the horn and it's threaded base then sleeving the quantity of casing you need onto the horn before rehydrating. Just soak the whole horn assembly and casing together in warm water for 5 minutes and you are ready to stuff.
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