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Originally Posted by TimberRunner
Used a lot of pork butt, but would like to find other ways.

Our local IGA grocer has a meat dept where they actually cut carcasses. They will save and sell the trimmed fat.

It’s a better way, IMO, because I can weigh the meat and fat to hit the % fat I want in a product.

Pork butt (shoulder) makes a good sausage by itself, but using that in the sausage grind does not allow accurate fat calculations.

YMMV, as always.


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My processor adds pork fat he gets from an inspected butcher to the sausage he makes. Not a lot, there’s very little grease in the pan, or more often, on the foil I use when I cook it in the oven, far less than commercial sausage.

No added fat in my burger either. My son buys prime rib fat to grind into his deer burger.


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I prefer pork fat to beef for sausage and beef fat for deer burger.

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