frying chicken in real grass fed butter. way yondah bettah than any other oil used to fry especially the inflamatory seed oils. huge difference. Thrive Market shopping online has some awesome products

Just rendered down my first batch of Beef Tallow ( suet ).

Did it last weekend ..bought the suet at the Grocery store and made my own.

So Faah so good.

Cook everything in that stuff

We purchase bulk chicken sold in 40 lb cartons. The birds are large, too large for retail markets. A carton of bone in thighs have a lot of fat. Wife removes the fat and renders it to make chicken butter. Sure is good.

We would but a carton of the fat if it was offered.

Yes now for awhile. Butter or suet here about the only seed oil I get is chips and it is once in a great wile . Some times you just have to have them . For the most part we do not eat any processed foods trying to stick to meat and potato type of meals. Does make different in how you feel

no

Yes, got off of seed oils couple yrs ago. Lard or beef tallow only in this house.

Olive oil for me, about 2 years now.

I make my own potato chips, way better for you. You can season them with what ever you like

I got off them and many other things 2 years ago

yes. if i use plant oil its olive oil

There is a local tavern that prides itself on frying their offerings in beef tallow.
Oddly enough (or maybe not so oddly) they were the first to ban smoking in their establishment before it was mandatory.

We cut out seed oils and use olive and avocado oil.

Grape seed oil in our house

We use mostly lard followed by butter and rarely olive oil. I also save chicken fat, like Charles's wife does and make potato soup with it.

Keith

Yep. None of that toxic crap in our house.

No folic acid either. Look that up. It’s toxic too.

Tallow
Butter
Olive oil

Olive oil , Also I luv butter way to much.

What are all the seed oils?

Olive oil for years now, started using some avocado oil and coconut oil recently, lard too. If I could locate a reasonable source of suet I'd make tallow also...

Seed oils are canola, soy, corn, etc.

Snowpa, real buttah is very good for you. No worries.

Dave, good for you. The history of refined seed oil , used as lubricants in engines , with chemical bleaching processes that makes it even more caustic, an additive in varnish , etc, will break anyone from putting it in their body. Plus the time it takes for the body to finally detox and rid itself of all that toxin.

Today, I was just ordering more of what I like…

Extra virgin olive oil, cold pressed, coconut unrefined oil, avocado unrefined oil , and sesame oil, which is not processed and refined chemically with the toxins that other oils are. Though it shouldn’t be heated too hot in stir fry, or it affects its quality.

And always real buttah. And Redman natural salt, mined underground in America.

It’s amazing how many products seed oils are present in. But once you get the brands down that you want, it is easy to steer clear of the bad stuff.

Its revealing to see a chart of heart trouble, cancers, and many other diseases rise by the year right next to the usage of seed oils , decade by decade, to present.

You will be amazed how much better you feel . In all aspects.

Isn't coconut a seed?

No.

It is not a seed, but a fruit. The inner white flesh is made into oil, the same as palm fruit. It comes in either refined or unrefined properties. Unrefined is what to use.