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I feel like this would be much more informative if they were more specific then. It's fairly easy to avoid pink-salt. Hebrew National hot dogs don't have it. "
by ssmoot 11y ago
I feel like this would be much more informative if they were more specific then.
It's fairly easy to avoid pink-salt. Hebrew National hot dogs don't have it. "Uncured" bacon doesn't have it.
Problem solved without much compromise (IMO all-beef, nitrate/nitrite free hot dogs taste much better Oscar Mayer or Ballpark anyways but I love my high(er) quality meat-in-tube-form). Does celery seed fall under this?
BTW, "traditionally" cured bacon tastes better than "uncured" IMO, but it's pretty much impossible to find IME outside of boutique butchers. The "uncured" stuff is pretty easy to find these days. A few years ago it was hit & miss but now even the Fiesta (a lower-income anglophied Supermercado) around the corner carries it. I guess there's just a lot of economic incentive to use the pink-salt shortcut.
- bluedino 11y ago"Nitrate-free" means cured with celery salt which is still a nitrate, just not a bad "chemical one".