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Uniquely blended for those who enjoy creating their own culinary delights, LEM Products Backwoods Fresh Sausage Seasonings are just what you need to transform your favorite meats into flavorful masterpieces. Crafted with a tantalizing blend of top-grade spices, our versatile seasonings are perfect for enhancing the flavor of fresh sausage links or patties. From wild game to domestic meats, our unique blends add that extra savory touch to any sausage dish. Our Reduced Sodium Breakfast Sausage Seasoning is a good all-around blend that's great for breakfast or anytime! Simply grind a mixture containing at least 20% pork or pork fat, dissolve seasoning in water, and mix thoroughly with meat until tacky. You can then stuff the mixture into casings or leave it in bulk to make patties. Grill, fry, or boil to your liking, and then refrigerate your finished product. Each 8 oz. packet seasons up to 25 pounds of sausage. Add our Fresh Sausage Seasonings to your pantry today and take your sausage game to the next level. Contains MSG. *Contains 25% less sodium than our regular fresh seasoning. Sodium content has been lowered from 450mg to 290mg per serving.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What is the size of the seasoning packet? A: The seasoning packet contains eight ounces. This size is ideal for seasoning up to twenty-five pounds of meat.
- Q: What ingredients are in the Reduced Sodium Breakfast Sausage Seasoning? A: The seasoning includes a unique blend of top-grade spices. It also contains monosodium glutamate, and has twenty-five percent less sodium than regular seasoning.
- Q: Is this seasoning gluten-free? A: Yes, the seasoning is gluten-free. It is crafted to enhance flavors without gluten-containing ingredients.
- Q: How do I use the Reduced Sodium Breakfast Sausage Seasoning? A: To use the seasoning, grind a mixture containing at least twenty percent pork or pork fat. Dissolve the seasoning in water and mix thoroughly with meat until tacky.
- Q: Can I make patties with this sausage seasoning? A: Yes, you can make patties with this sausage seasoning. You can leave the mixture in bulk or stuff it into casings for links.
- Q: How should I cook the sausage once seasoned? A: You can grill, fry, or boil the seasoned sausage. After cooking, refrigerate the finished product to maintain freshness.
- Q: What is the shelf life of the seasoning? A: The seasoning should be stored in a cool, dry place. While the exact shelf life varies, it generally remains effective for a year if unopened.
- Q: How do I store the sausage after it's made? A: Once the sausage is made, refrigerate it to keep it fresh. Consume it within a few days for best quality.
- Q: Is this seasoning suitable for wild game meat? A: Yes, this seasoning is ideal for wild game meat. Its versatile flavor profile enhances the taste of both wild and domestic meats.
- Q: Can I use this seasoning for other types of meat? A: Yes, this seasoning works well with various types of meat. It is particularly effective for breakfast sausages and other meat dishes.
- Q: What makes this seasoning different from regular sausage seasoning? A: This seasoning contains twenty-five percent less sodium than regular sausage seasoning. It is crafted for a healthier option without sacrificing flavor.
- Q: Is there any specific cooking instruction for the sausage? A: Yes, it's recommended to stuff the mixture into natural casings or use it as bulk for patties. Follow the instructions on the package for best results.
- Q: What type of casings should I use for stuffing? A: You can use nineteen to twenty-four millimeter natural sheep or collagen casings for stuffing. These are sold separately.
- Q: Does this seasoning contain any allergens? A: The seasoning does contain monosodium glutamate. Always check the packaging for specific allergen information.
- Q: Can I freeze the sausage made with this seasoning? A: Yes, you can freeze the sausage after making it. Ensure it is properly wrapped to maintain quality during freezing.

