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Close-up of printed jerky and snack-stick meat-cure instruction…

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Back of a jerky seasoning packet listing processing steps and ingredients

Jerky gun with meat in a bowl and parts on a paper towel

Hand holding a jerky gun filled with meat over a stovetop with a covered frying pan

Raw hamburger patty in a white frying pan on a stovetop

Hand holding a Presto Classic Jerky Cure seasoning packet

Packet of Resto Smoky Seasoning held in hand

White food dehydrator with clear lid and gray control panel on a granite countertop

Food dehydrator with raw meat strips on drying trays

Presto food dehydrator on a granite countertop above a dishwasher

Presto dehydrator with jerky on trays. Clock on wall in background

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Photograph of jerky meat-cure usage instructions, not a vehicle technical document.

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buffalo. turkey and other types of wild g. lt the ground meat has been frozen, it can be the. and used to make Jerky or Snack Sticks. Cure: When making Jerky or Snack Sticks, conditions are right for botulism to develop. Meat Cure (sodium nitrite) is used to prevent botulism. You should always use cure when making Jerky or Snack Sticks. Cure should be used at a rate of 1/4 level teaspoon per pound of meat. NO MORE. Cure is always pre-measured and included in all Backwoods Seasonings, so you always use the correct amount. One thing to remember - all the m a?

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