Casing of wieners
I bought wieners today at a local store and they come with a casing that has writing and a drawing of a chicken. I've never bought wieners like these before and I would like to know if I should remove said casing before cooking
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My colleague reads Georgian and lived in Georgia for many years. He advises that the casing reads "Chicken little sausages" and "should definitely not be eaten." He's familiar with the type of product, though not the specific brand, and indicates they're to be opened/unwrapped and the wrapping discarded.
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What is Wiener casing made of?
Generally, "natural" sausage casings are made from the sub mucosa of the intestines of meat animals (beef, sheep, and swine).What is the casing of a hotdog made of?
Casings are made either from collagen that is naturally present in the intestines of an animal, or from processed collagen that's extracted from other animal parts. Hot dogs may be labeled \u201cskinless,\u201d which means that the casing has been removed after cooking.What are skin on wieners?
But the best part about using the intestines is that it means the casing is edible, which means the hot dog gets a \u201cskin.\u201d And the skin (or casing) provides the snap that so many people love when biting into a hot dog. Plus, it holds in the juices.What hot dogs have natural casing?
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