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Related: About this forumI found a bacon brand I do not like. I wound up tossing it
My dear neighbor, with whom we swap food does not eat pork, otherwise I'd have given it to him.
Yes a first world problem.
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I found a bacon brand I do not like. I wound up tossing it (Original Post)
irisblue
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usonian
(22,451 posts)1. Enough fat (trim away that damn meat) and it's suet for birds?
I really don't know.
irisblue
(36,556 posts)4. That is a brilliant idea.
msongs
(72,849 posts)2. and brand was? and why u didnt like it? curious
irisblue
(36,556 posts)3. Broadbents, broadbent's B&B Food Products INC, of Kentucky
Flavorless, although there is enough rendered bacon fat to stir fry with cabbage tomorrow.
Old Crank
(6,418 posts)5. You can also use rendered fat to make
Your own flour tortillas.
I use duck, goose or chicken fat for mine. My wife prefers the duck or goose fat in the recipe.
irisblue
(36,556 posts)6. huh, learned something new today. Thx Old Crank
Old Crank
(6,418 posts)7. I started making my own
After moving to Germany.
Nothing says authentic like store bought made in Sweden or Estonia.
So it was self defense. I can't make the large ones but you can pick your own thickness with some experimentation.