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The Sausage Maker Natural Sheep Casings are designed for home sausage enthusiasts looking to create high-quality, flavorful sausages. Ideal for a variety of recipes, these casings deliver the perfect texture and taste for your culinary creations.
Crafted from premium sheep sourced from New Zealand and Australia, these natural casings are both durable and elastic. They allow for excellent smoke penetration, enhancing the flavor of your sausages while providing the distinct “snap” that is characteristic of well-made sausage links. With a diameter of 22-24 mm, these casings are suitable for making snack sticks, breakfast links, cocktail franks, and more. The casings are available in manageable lengths (approximately 60 yards total), making them perfect for home use without excessive waste.
All casings undergo a thorough cleaning process, ensuring they are de-whiskered and not bleached. This results in an “A-Grade” classification, indicating minimal holes and increased strength for stuffing fine grinds with reduced bursting risk. The casings come packed in purified salt, providing an indefinite shelf life when stored properly in the refrigerator. It is important to note that these casings should not be frozen, as freezing can lead to weakening and potential tearing during use.
Key Features:- Diameter of 22-24 mm; sausages will measure approximately 7/8” - 1” when stuffed.
- Stuffing capacity of approximately 40 lbs, making them ideal for various sausage types.
- Natural, edible casings with a classic sausage “snap” that enhance the eating experience.
- Easily twistable into links for convenient preparation.
- Approximately 60 yards in several pieces (minimum 3-foot sections) for efficient home sausage making.
- Packed in purified salt for long shelf life when refrigerated.
- Perfect for both novice and experienced sausage makers looking to create high-quality products.
The Sausage Maker Natural Sheep Casings are an excellent choice for anyone looking to create flavorful, high-quality sausages at home. Whether youre preparing for a special occasion or simply enjoy the art of sausage making, these casings offer the versatility and quality you need to achieve great results.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What are natural sheep casings used for? A: Natural sheep casings are primarily used for making sausages such as snack sticks, breakfast links, cocktail franks, and pepperettes. They provide a traditional sausage 'snap' and are suitable for various recipes.
- Q: How do I prepare natural sheep casings before use? A: Before using natural sheep casings, it is recommended to soak them in warm water. This process helps to make the casings tender and pliable, which facilitates easier loading onto stuffing tubes.
- Q: What sizes do natural sheep casings come in? A: The natural sheep casings available are sized at twenty-two to twenty-four millimeters in diameter, which corresponds to a sausage size of approximately seven-eighths to one inch when stuffed.
- Q: How long are the natural sheep casings? A: Each pack of natural sheep casings contains approximately sixty yards in total, provided in various lengths known as 'shorts', with a minimum length of three feet per piece.
- Q: What should I do if the casings have an odor? A: If the natural sheep casings give off an odor when un-refrigerated, you should return them to the refrigerator. This odor typically subsides once the casings are properly stored in a cool environment.
- Q: Can I freeze natural sheep casings? A: No, freezing natural sheep casings is not recommended. Freezing can cause the casings to weaken and tear, which may lead to bursting during stuffing and cooking.
- Q: Are natural sheep casings edible? A: Yes, natural sheep casings are fully digestible and do not need to be peeled off after cooking. They are a natural and edible option for sausage making.
- Q: What is the quality of natural sheep casings? A: The natural sheep casings are classified as 'A-Grade', meaning they have minimal holes and greater strength, making them suitable for stuffing fine grinds without frequent bursts.
- Q: Where are the sheep casings sourced from? A: The natural sheep casings are sourced from New Zealand and Australia, ensuring high quality and adherence to strict cleaning processes.
- Q: How should I store natural sheep casings? A: Natural sheep casings should be kept refrigerated at all times to maintain their freshness and quality. They come packed in purified salt, allowing for an indefinite shelf life when properly stored.



