is there a corn product used to cure this
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The package states cured with salt, sugar and sodium nitrite. Outside of that I do not know if a corn product may be used. Company's website is http://www.countrycuredhams.com/ you should be able to ask a question there.
1667293
No corn product that I know of is used in the curing of this meat. What is used is hardwood smoke,sugar and sodium nitrate (salt).
1667294
In the curing process only hardwood smoke,sugar and sodium nitrate (salt) are used.
335437
I recommend speciality corn corn meal from Great River Organic Milling, why? because it is coarse just like what you are looking for. Try it and you will not regret. Good luck.
373426
This product is no. 1 Prague powder sodium nitrite. Great for curing bacon, corned beef, etc.
2142626
You can use it anyway you use cooked thickened cornstarch. I'm not sure if it would work for that or not but a thickened cooled batch added to WC might be fun to try!
682611
My husband works for Cornaby's and he said it is certified non-GMO corn called waxy maize. It is one of those rare corn products that is non-gmo. It is the same variety of corn used in Ultra Gel http://www.amazon.com/Cornabys-Ultra-Gel-Gluten-Free-Thickener/dp/B00910LUQS.
1073024
There is no indication on the package that it contains corn. The bottle is labeled exactly as shown here.
1947223
No, I far as I understand it, it is made growing bacteria on ground corn. I have been using this product for a while and I nor my family have had a reaction or been "glutened."
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The label says: Other Ingredients: Non-GMO Corn Maltodextrin as a drying medium.
2024349
This will not be a cure for corns or bunions but will perhaps help with any pain. I don't use it at the 99% strength --I find it to strong. My Dad always mixed it 50/50 with water I have crept up to say 2/3 DMSO and 1/3 water proportion. For ease I have put it into a small spray bottle. Sometimes taking a hot wash cloth to wrap around and drive it in--- but it is absorbed quickly by the body. I wash my hands.
1073025
To my knowledge it has no corn products but I don't know for certain as I threw the box away. I think the flavor is the Garcinia Cambogia fruit. However, it didn't work for me at all!
580224
Corn (treated with calcium hydroxide), water, sodium propionate, methylparaben, propylparaben, gum blend, sorbic acid, fumaric acid, dextrose.
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it does not say on the bottle...so I would imagine that it is GMO as it's hard to find corn product that is not...I never paid attention to this nor have I contacted the company...you might want to start there!
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No, put salt in with oil as you are popping the corn. Use about 1/2 a tablespoon.There are no directions on container. We just experimented.
1847668
That's a really good question. On Cornaby's website http://cornabys.com/ingredients_for_canning it also says "non-GMO" for this product, so I would suggest contacting the manufacturer if you don't believe the claim.
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No none as I've noticed my husband used this and it did work but found out it has ingredients that can cause cancer so we threw it out.
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My best guess is that corn is used because it's a cheap filler. I am allergic to corn and try very hard to avoid products that contain it. After trying Daosin, I switched to Histame and have found it to be a much better product...at least, for me.
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It may not be. It says it contains corn. If the source is corn, the form is likely Inositol Hexaphosphate which we can't digest. Worse, it binds zinc, iron, calcium and magnesium, making them unavailable as well.