🌭 Elevate your snack game with pro-level sausage casings!
Tongmaster Chipolata and Cocktail Collagen Sausage Casings come vacuum-packed in a 2-count set, offering long shelf life and no preservatives. Designed for home sausage makers seeking professional results, these easy-to-store casings deliver consistent quality and freshness, proudly made in Scotland.
Package Dimensions | 17 x 15.6 x 2.2 cm; 0.08 g |
Item model number | TM00292 |
Weight | 0.08 g |
Units | 2 Count |
Manufacturer contact | Tongmaster Seasonings Ltd, Unit E4 North Caldeen Road, Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire, MLS 4EF, United Kingdom |
Country of origin | Schottland |
Brand | Tongmaster |
Speciality | No preservatives |
Manufacturer | Tongmaster |
G**R
Sausage casings
Good casings if you like a bit of home made sausage all natural but don't over fill as they could split
M**S
Great for droewors
Sturdy and as described. Novice sausage stuffed here, the casings are very forgiving.
B**Z
Great material...
It took me ages to transfer it to the sausage stuffer. If there is a simple way they should have it written on instructions. After transferring it, great to work with.It’s great material. It didn’t rip at all. Good taste!!!
J**E
Far superior to natural skins
I like the ease of storage. (No need to refrigerate) The product is not as tough as natural skins and I believe the help make a superior sausage as the taste is unaffected.
F**A
So far so good
I used a maybe half of one casing, held up well, in the pictures I used about 1.8kg meat, average of 100g/sausage. I did let it hidrate in water 24 hours before, in the fridge. No problems with filling, as a first time user and sausage maker I can say this product is excellent. Not really sure what to do with the excess casing that remained, somebody mentioned earlier to put it in a Ziploc bag, I'll give it a try and see what happens. All in all, I'm happy with it.
P**O
Great skins
Great skins just take care NOT to over fill them or they will split as others are finding and blaming the skins.
S**.
Easy to use . First time user
Works Greet . My first time making sausage and it went a dream.Tried it wet and dry didn’t make a difference.
H**I
Make a very nice chipolata.
Takes some getting used to. I usually use Hog Casings, they're pretty tough and forgiving. That said, because I needed to take more care with collagen, the chipolata's turned out pretty good, and they held together far better on the barbecue than the hog casings. They're also a little tricky to load onto a sausage stuffer, but once there it's good. I'm giving then 5 stars because the issue is my lack of skill, not the casings.
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