Witts Bratwurst Seasoning without Sage #1503
8 oz. bag seasons 25 of meat. Breakdown for less than a 25 lb. batch - 3 Tablespoons of seasoning per 5 lbs. of meat Ingredients: Salt, Spices, BHA (0.073%), Propyl Gallate (0.030%), Spice Extractive, Citric Acid (0.018%)
- Witts Bratwurst Seasoning Without Sage
- Witts #1503 Bratwurst Seasoning
- One 8 oz. bag correctly seasons 25 lbs. of meat
- For those who like the taste of Brats but without the Sage flavor
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Customer Reviews
For several years, I have been using Witt's bratwurst seasoning (I add sage) for making bulk pork breakfast sausage! Everyone loves it!
This brought me back to my childhood as it was what my dad used to make brats.
Add some high temp cheese and jalapeños, delicious! Fast shipping is appreciated too.
This brat seasoning has a really good flavor to it.Mix it up with fresh ground pork butt and make it into patties,really great and their sausage seasoning is very good as well.
Super fast service and great bratwurst seasoning! Makes a great brat burgers.
Customer Reviews
For several years, I have been using Witt's bratwurst seasoning (I add sage) for making bulk pork breakfast sausage! Everyone loves it!
This brought me back to my childhood as it was what my dad used to make brats.
Add some high temp cheese and jalapeños, delicious! Fast shipping is appreciated too.
This brat seasoning has a really good flavor to it.Mix it up with fresh ground pork butt and make it into patties,really great and their sausage seasoning is very good as well.
Super fast service and great bratwurst seasoning! Makes a great brat burgers.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Ask a Question-
can I use the leggs fresh polish kielbasa seasoning and smoke it? also do I need to add salt to this mix?
Yes you can.
But you would need to add 1 oz. of Speed Cure (sodium nitrite) to your mix to help in preservation. -
Is Witts Bratwurst Seasoning without Sage #1503 gluten free ?
The Witts Bratwurst Seasoning without Sage ingredients are: Salt, Spices, BHA (0.073%), Propyl Gallate (0.030%), Spice Extractive, Citric Acid (0.018%) NO MSG!
None of the ingredients themselves contain gluten. Witts does not specify if ANY of their seasonings are Gluten Free. And none of the Witts seasonings we sell are labeled that they do contain gluten.
Gluten-containing ingredients that can be used in seasonings can include wheat flour, wheat starch, wheat crumbs or hydrolyzed wheat protein. Fortunately U.S. food regulations require these wheat-based ingredients to be declared on the label and there are none of ingredients in the Witts Bratwurst Seasoning without Sage.
A deciding factor in whether a spice or seasoning posed a health risk was the amount a person would consume during an average meal. A single serving of a ground spice/seasoning is typically quite small (about 0.5 grams).
So if a spice had 160 ppm of gluten and an individual ate 0.5 grams of this spice in a meal, the amount of gluten consumed would be 0.08 milligrams (mg).
Studies have found that a threshold level of less than 10 mg of gluten per day is safe for most individuals with celiac disease.