
Natural casings
Natural casings are cleaned animal guts, stomachs, bladders and skins used to hold sausage and pudding fillings; the organ, animal and diameter decide the food's shape and drying.
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Natural casings are cleaned animal guts, stomachs, bladders and skins used to hold sausage and pudding fillings; the organ, animal and diameter decide the food's shape and drying.
A cleaned pig caecum forms the broad, closed-end casing used for Slavonski kulen and Baranjski kulen. Its shape, preparation and regional names differ from other pig intestines.

Non-edible fibrous sausage casings with an inner protein treatment that helps them stay against the meat as it dries and shrinks.

A 60 mm natural dried casing gives wide salami its animal-derived envelope and approximate stuffed diameter; its exact animal source and length depend on the chosen product.

Cleaned, preserved pig intestinal tissue forms a flexible envelope for sausages. Section, calibre and packing affect handling, drying and the finished bite.