is this the size for potato sausage?
1497112
We use this size for bratwurst. I'm unsure what potatoe sausage is, but we would love the recipe. Good luck. Hope this was helpful.
5996
I use butcher string, this works best for me and I get sausage all the same length.
2140025
Looks like it. But it's a large basket and quite heavy duty. I can easily fit three 5# sacks of potatoes inside. They're actually bigger than I needed but I'm making good use of them.
261157
This is really not the issue. Very long potatoes will fit but it is very difficult to push them through unless the unit is mounted firmly and you apply brute force. I have found that by soaking the potatoes in water for 20 minutes and using a length no more than 3/4 the opening I get very desirable results without wearing myself out. The larger the cut the easier, smaller cuts will take more effort on a spud that is very long. I hope that helps. I like this unit and use it regularly.
1253015
Yes, but i haven't tried making sausage yet. It grinds meat great, i really like it.
2256116
They are stretchy if you soak them sufficiently. I have made sausages up to one inch (2.54 cm) in diameter.
1859558
I believe mine is that size and I bought one. The fitting is standard. I have not had any problems with it. I did find it is not heavy enough to manage a thick cookie dough but it did fine when I mixed meatballs.
350949
Imagine it would depend how wide the cut is. I've had pork shoulders in that big.
664597
No, I'm sorry, but the largest size we sell is the one Hank. On average a 600 lb. sow on foot will dress 400 lbs. (depending on how fat the sow is and how much fat you leave on the meat when making the sausage). From the 400 lb. dressed sow the average would be 40% loss so you can estimate making 240 lbs. of sausage. So my estimate would be that you need 3 hanks (and you should have some of the casings left over). Just store the leftover casings in a brine solution in a zip loc style bag - then bag that into another zip loc style bag - and store in your refrigerator (do NOT freeze).
1906064
No, this pan was actually too small. I needed the 37x25, which are close to the dimensions of my crate. But when I recieved the replacement pan, it was too small.
970858
It's a little bit bigger than a tube of chapstick. I can fit it in any of my pockets, though it does leave a "lump".
1262206
This is quite common size, any butcher should be able to point you where to go. Restaurant supply stores should have it .
418508
Yes, that's about the size..all alittle different. Very nice to work with. I used mine for decoupage.
829504
This size makes a very nice size meatball. It really is larger than it sounds. So if using for main dish or sandwiches you should be fine.
1239207
Not sure. I just measured my old cooking grid to make sure the size matched this one.
1784721
Probably not. It is very good size, but I don't think you'd be happy with the results as if it fits, it would barely fit. Large roasts, ducks, chickens are a good fit.
35037
Not sure, think so. You can get good ones from the website the sausage maker.