Product Description
Make bacon using a Boston Butt pork roast or use a loin to make Canadian bacon. Slice your Buckboard Bacon how thick or thin you like - try a thicker slice and enjoy a bacon steak.
Cures 25 lbs. of meat.
Ingredients:
Salt, Brown Sugar, Sugar, Maple Sugar, Sodium Nitrite (0.7%) with not more than 2% glycerine added to prevent caking.
Bulk cures 125 lbs. of meat.
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5 Great
Posted by Rebecca S Grabau on Jan 1st 2021
like this
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5 Backboard bacon cure
Posted by Ernie on Dec 15th 2020
First time, easy to use, good stuff. Will order more
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5 Buck board bacon cute
Posted by Mike Hoops on Dec 13th 2020
Use it for bacon and Canadian bacon
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5 Buckboard Bacon Cure
Posted by Matt Himsel on Nov 21st 2020
I cured and smoked a venison roast. It was a hit at Friendsgiving!
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5 BuckBoard Bacon Cure
Posted by John Pound on Oct 21st 2020
I've looked everywhere for a deer ham cure and finally found it. I just completed curing 2 hams last week, smoked them on the smoker and they ARE DELICIOUS.! I may have to put a lock and chain on my freezer. Seriously you need to try this on venison, It's Great.
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5 BuckBoard Bacon Cure
Posted by Jason Plecker on Sep 9th 2020
This is a fantastic product! It is very easy to use and consistently turns out tasty Bacon. Follow the instructions and you'll be eating tasty Bacon or Canadian Bacon soon. FYI. I make hundreds of pounds per year and this is what I use. Get some today!
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5 BUCKBOARD BACON CURE
Posted by Lawrence rubly on Aug 27th 2020
Great stuff. Used it for years
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5 buckboard bacon cure
Posted by tom boetefuer on Aug 20th 2020
the best i have ever used
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5 Great product
Posted by Walter Knight on May 29th 2020
Very easy to use. One envelope cures a good sized pork butt. I smoked mine with cherry and apple wood. Used my Weber Smokey Mtn to smoke the meat, lump charcoal, a little water in the pan, temp at 190-200 for about 4 hrs until internal temp of a little over 140. Refrigerated, sliced thin and vacuum packaged for the freezer. Its a treat for breakfast