·· Halal certified 17mm collagen casing for cooking. ··
Brief Introduction of Collagen Casing
Collagen casings are used in meat processing industry. They are fabricated from collagen, which is obtained from the corium layer of selected split cattle hides.
Specification Data Sheet of Collagen Casings
The source of the collagen is skin of cattle.
1. The technical data of the Collagen casingsis:
Collagen: 40% min (Wet Basis)
Moisture: 25% max
Cellulose: 12% max
HPMC: 7.0%
Glycerol: 5.5%
Ash: 3.5% max
Sodium lactate: 3.0%
Vegetable Oil: 2% max
Fat: 10% max
2. Product Microbiological Condition
Yeasts /g (25ºC): < 50/g
Molds /g (30ºC): < 50/g
Coliforms /g (35ºC): < 3MPN/g
Staphylococcus aureus /g: negative
1. coli /g: negative
Salmonella /g: negative
3. Packing
Casings are packed in Vacuumed polybag in cardboard boxes, resistant to humidity and air.
4. Storage conditions
Store the casings in cool and dry place with temperature between 10-25ºC, humidity 60-70%, avoiding the exposition of the product
to direct action of heat.
5. Shelf Life: 2 years
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1.What is the shelf-life of your collagen casing?
Shelf life should be between 1 or 2 years. It does really depend on your storage environment though. Ideal storage locations would be with a cool temperature between 10-25ºC. Casings will also last longer if left in the original and unopened package. We recommend that you reseal any opened packages and always store collagen casings in an airtight container.
2.Do I need to soak or prep the collagen casings before using?
Collagen casings are ready to use straight out of the package. So there is no soaking or other prep work like you have when using natural or fibrous casings.
3.Can I twist link your collagen casings?
When making links from collagen casings, we would recommend using 2 twists per link. If you twist less than twice, it may not be enough to hold the link in place, and if you twist more, the increased pressure in the meat and on the casing can cause breakage. Other options for linking can include just cutting the sausage into links, or you can tie-off each link with twine.
4.What direction do I stuff the collagen sausage casing?
The two ends of a collagen casing look different. One end will be a more uniform hole and opening. The other has a tail on it. Slide the open end on your stuffing tube and stuff sausage towards and into the end with a tail.
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