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chaplainbillMember

Oh, and we will need some great casings for our sausages. My favorite place is Syracuse Casing Company http://www.makincasing.com/.

They claim to be the ONLY American company that processes their own casings. I'm still working on the 3 hanks of 35-37mm hog casings and the 50 strands of 21mm mahogany collagen casings I ordered last year. Oh, by the way, looks like they've began free shipping on all orders.

Best prices from what I can tell too. Also, if their claim is true about being exclusively the only company in America that processes their own casings, that means All other companies either buy from them, or get their overseas - the latter which troubles me a bit, as I'm not sure that I really trust imported meat products.

12/16/1510:18 PM

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