I live in SWF and I'm able to find it at publix super markets, however if you go to mortons web site you will find a link (product locator)enter your zip and there you will have it.
or copy and paste the link below
http://www.mortonsalt.com/products/meatcuring/tenderquick.html
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Where to by tender quick by: Bob
Years ago you could find Morton Tender Quick at any major grocery store but the last two times I bought it I could only find it at Albersons, they still had it 2010.
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CAN NOT FIND by: krickett
WELL I LIVE IN RADCLIFF KY AND YOU CAN NOT FIND TENDER QUICK HERE. I GOOGLE IT AND YOU CAN NOT GET IT NO WHRERE NEAR HERE WITHIN 60 MILES THAT I KNOW OF SO NOW I HAVE IT COMING IN FROM MO WHERE I FROM AND THEY SAY KY IS HILLBILLIES AND LIVE OFF LAND BUT NO ONE NO WHAT TENDER QUICK IS LOL
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USE MORTONS TENDER QUICK SALT ONLY by: Anonymous
We tried to find Tender Quick salt in our area with no luck either. One local meat company said they knew exactly what I was talking about and sold me curing salt for making sausages, hams, etc. However DON'T ever use this as a substitute because the consistancy and concentration is not the same. We used it to make sausage and it was far from edible! Had to through away 6 lbs of sausage. Needless to say don't buy anything other than MORTONS TENDER QUICK SALT if that is what the recipe calls for.
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Tender Quick by: Mike
I have found it at most major grocery stores or google it and there are many online sites to buy it...Great product for curing. Made pastrami and it was the best I have ever had. Have fun!!!!
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Where To Buy Morton's Tender Quick by: SmokerBill
You can purchase Morton's Tender Quick at the online store at the Morton Salt website. Here's a link to the page...
I don't know of any curing mixes that are an exact substitution for Tender Quick. It contains salt, sugar, and the curing salts (sodium nitrate and sodium nitrite). There's just a small percentage of the curing salts in the Tender Quick mixture.
You could do a search for "Prague powder", which is a type of cure. However, I'm not sure of it's concentration, and how much you would have to use if it were suitable to use instead of Tender Quick.
