People looking for Cure #1 in Ontario

Started by blokie, March 23, 2014, 08:19:21 AM

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blokie

HI There,
              I'm a newbie at this and have been reading this board for a couple of weeks now and have noticed a few posts from Canadians having trouble finding cure #1.
I was in my local TSC store ( a Ontario farmers co-op type store) and came across the following product which says it is the same as cure #1.
It  called Lem Backwoods Cure and was only $2-50 for 4 oz.
Cant seem to attach pics or I would post a photo

Chris

Dano

Hi Blokie,

From looking at their pdf I'd say it's probably comparable to Prague Powder #1.  Here's the data sheet on it.  http://cdn.lemproducts.com/downloads/9208.pdf

Looks like its 6.25% Sodium Nitrite and the rest is salt and some added dye.  I'll let some of the more seasoned members comment but I think Prague Powder #1 is supposed to be 6% Sodium Nitirite or thereabouts.  I haven't been able to find this stuff outside of Bass Pro Shop so if you know of any common places(TSC here doesn't carry it) let me know!
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NePaSmoKer

Quote from: blokie on March 23, 2014, 08:19:21 AM
HI There,
              I'm a newbie at this and have been reading this board for a couple of weeks now and have noticed a few posts from Canadians having trouble finding cure #1.
I was in my local TSC store ( a Ontario farmers co-op type store) and came across the following product which says it is the same as cure #1.
It  called Lem Backwoods Cure and was only $2-50 for 4 oz.
Cant seem to attach pics or I would post a photo

Chris

LEM cure is cure #1

Habanero Smoker

Quote from: blokie on March 23, 2014, 08:19:21 AM
HI There,
              I'm a newbie at this and have been reading this board for a couple of weeks now and have noticed a few posts from Canadians having trouble finding cure #1.
I was in my local TSC store ( a Ontario farmers co-op type store) and came across the following product which says it is the same as cure #1.
It  called Lem Backwoods Cure and was only $2-50 for 4 oz.
Cant seem to attach pics or I would post a photo

Chris
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I would like to see a photo or if you can post a link. LEM has a variety of cures called Backwoods, and their seasoning cures do contain a small packet of cure #1; and then they also sell cure #1 by itself.

Quote from: Dano on March 24, 2014, 06:08:58 AM
Hi Blokie,

From looking at their pdf I'd say it's probably comparable to Prague Powder #1.  Here's the data sheet on it.  http://cdn.lemproducts.com/downloads/9208.pdf

Looks like its 6.25% Sodium Nitrite and the rest is salt and some added dye.  I'll let some of the more seasoned members comment but I think Prague Powder #1 is supposed to be 6% Sodium Nitirite or thereabouts.  I haven't been able to find this stuff outside of Bass Pro Shop so if you know of any common places(TSC here doesn't carry it) let me know!

Prague Powder #1 is a commercial product name for cure #1, and has the same formula as Cure #1, 6.25% sodium nitrite.



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Water101

If anyone in the GTA needs some Prague Powder #1 I have a few extra KG I would sell. Bought a large quantity as it was all I could find in the area. Split it with Jiggerjammer but still have some extra KG around. I packaged them up and vacuum sealed them in 1 KG packages. The cost is $5.00 a KG.

Water

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Habanero Smoker

Yes! That is LEM's Cure that is the same as Prague Powder #1 (cure #1), it is not one of their seasoning blends. Also I see it states in on the back of the package under "What Is It?".



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         don't
                   inhale.
  ::)

Dano

Now all that's left to do is post some pics of the smoked sausages you're going to make. :D
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blokie

Actually, what I had in mind was Canadian pea meal bacon.

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