geo315 There is a button at the top of the page next to the Facebook and Twitter buttons that will allow you to print this out. Or you can also just hit control+p on a PC and it should do the same thing.
Additive Conversion Chart
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Additives Conversion Chart for 1 lb and 5 lb Meat Batches
Have you ever bought some of Walton's additive, but didn't want to make a full 25 lb batch? Well, we have made things simpler now and you can quickly and easily measure out how much seasoning to use for smaller 1 lb or 5 lb batches. Simply view the chart below for details by product name or SKU. Since additives are generally added in small amounts these measurements are very small, while we provided you with volume measurements, we highly recommend a scale that is able to measure in the fractions of ounces and grams.
SeasoningSKUUsage per 1 lb Meat
Volume (Weight)Usage per 5 lb Meat
Volume (Weight)45604300721/3 tspn (.04 oz / 1.1 g)1.5 tspn (.25 oz / 7 g)45705012001 tbsn & 2 tspn (.16oz / 4.5 g).5 Cups (0.8 oz / 22.6 g)45707100021/2 tspn (.08 oz / 2.2 g)3 tspn (0.4 oz / 11.3 g)45701300211 tspn (0.1 oz / 2.8 g)1 tbspn and 2 tspn (0.5 oz / 14.1 g)45707000531 tspn (.16 oz / 4.5 g)2 tbspn (0.8 oz / 22.6)45701300851/2 tspn (.04 oz / 1.1 g)2.5 tspn (0.2 oz / 5.6 g)45604300301/2 tspn (.08 oz / 2.2 g)2 tbspn (0.4 oz / 11.2 g)45707001311/20th tspn (0.00875 oz / .24 g)1/4 tspn (0.043 oz / 1.2 g)45705001103 tspn (.48oz / 13.5 g)1/4 Cup & 1 tbspn (2.4 oz / 67.9 g)45705011402 tbspn & 2 tspn (.48 oz / 13.5 g)3/4 Cup & 1.3 tbspn(2.4 oz/67.9g)45705008522 tspn (.24 oz / 6.7 g)3 tbspn & 1 tspn (1.2 oz/33.9 g)
1. This has been recalculated and corrected to show 1/2 of a Cup for 5 lb. (Return to text)
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How much Hawaiian sausage seasoning do I use to make 1 pound of sausage I tried using the conversion chart and It just doesn’t work for me.
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According to the chart this is what you would use for 1 lb of meat.
Hawaiian Sausage Seasoning4550208070 2.5 tbsp (.4 oz)
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Sdenne1953 said in Additive Conversion Chart:
How much Hawaiian sausage seasoning do I use to make 1 pound of sausage I tried using the conversion chart and It just doesn’t work for me.
Can you elaborate on why the chart is not working for you?
If you go to this link and scroll down you will find the Hawaiian sausage.
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processhead I am guessing that the chart wasnt loading for him? Thank you for screen shotting it for him. If that wasnt what Sdenne1953 meant then I don’t know could be the problem?
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Sorry guys I didn’t realize that the measurements that were showing was for 1 pound and 5 pounds thanks for straightening that out for me I appreciate it
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Am I missing something with ECA I always use 1_Tbl. And 2 Tsp. For 5 pounds why does it say 2 Tbl. For 5 pounds.
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shoprat53 said in Additive Conversion Chart:
Am I missing something with ECA I always use 1_Tbl. And 2 Tsp. For 5 pounds why does it say 2 Tbl. For 5 pounds.
Depending on where you get your ECA, you may find different recommended amounts of ECA per lb of meat.
I used Frisco ECA at one time and its recommended amount was different than Walton’s.
For Walton’s ECA the recommended amount is 1 tspn (.16 oz / 4.5 g) per lb of meat.
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shoprat53 We just sampled another companies Encapsulated Citric Acid and it is way finer than ours, meaning it could take less. Also, we recommend a higher % than most places, 4 oz to 25 instead of 3 oz because in our experience, commercial customers almost always add 1 lb to 100 lb of meat instead of 12 oz to 100 lb of meat.
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Very handy little chart there!!
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I just always figure 3 tsp to A table spoon that is were I get the 1 tho and 2 tsp.
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johnsbrewhouse Team Blue Regular Contributors Traeger Power User Veteran Sous Vide Canning last edited by
shoprat53 You are correct, there are 3 tsp in 1 TBSP
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So 5 pounds at A tsp. per pound would be 1 Tbl. And 2 Tsp. Not 2 Tho spoons.
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johnsbrewhouse Team Blue Regular Contributors Traeger Power User Veteran Sous Vide Canning last edited by johnsbrewhouse
shoprat53 That is where I would calculate it at if I were measuring it by tsp. I use grams or ounces when I calculate, you get a better measurement and the chart is much more accurate with that. By weight 22.5 grams or .80 ounces.
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Not saying it is more accurate just saying if you are going to give measurements in Tbl. and Tsp. then be consistent. 1 Tsp. Per pound does not work out to 2 Tbl. For A 5 pound batch of snack sticks or cured sausage.
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johnsbrewhouse Professional bakers always measure critical dry ingredients by weight. There can be a large variation measuring by volume. I always scale my dry ingredients when reducing for small batches.
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johnsbrewhouse Team Blue Regular Contributors Traeger Power User Veteran Sous Vide Canning last edited by johnsbrewhouse
marzig20 I always convert mine to grams anymore, much more precise for the scale. I also break down the ingredients measurements myself, rather than using the chart most of the time. The chart is quick, but I like doing the math to make sure.
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johnsbrewhouse HAAHHAHA ! Death to the tyranic imperial system
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Dr_Pain That’s funny!!
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Jonathon Thanks Jonathan, very useful.
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