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meaning of study on lard vs vegetable oil in oxidative stress
here is the study
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2901759/
the conclusion reads:In summary, peripheral blood phagocytes produced less ROS in rats fed high-lard and pla …
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Getting lard to smell like bacon
Alright, I've got a bit of an odd one. I rendered down some leaf lard for the first time a week or so ago and it came out great (opaque white with cracklins on the bottom). I've lo …
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How to Get Animal Fat
I'm interested in trying a lower carb diet. The problem is I have to replace those calories with fat and I'm struggling alot with that. I don't want butter/ghee because I'm avoid …
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Is pastured butter more nutritious than lard?
In other words which animal fat will give me the most bang for my buck?
Might these animal fats have more vitamins than Grass-fed butter: hog lard, duck fat, buffalo lard, tallo …
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Frying and oxidation (refined olive oil no more likely to oxidize than lard?)
As an example, let me compare lard to refined olive oil. Both have sufficiently high smoke points to make them seemingly suitable for frying. It seems most here (especially if th …
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Lard Residue on foods
I bought pastured lard, rendered it myself, and have been using it to cook with (more Vitamin D for this Northern Winter.)
However, it has been leaving this greasy residue on my f …
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Confused about FAT- am I meant to eat bacon rind?
Hi, Paleos.
When I cook a pork chop, lamb's leg, or chicken etc, am I meant to eat the skin, the rind, the fatty bits?
This is where I am getting mighty confused about Paleo and w …
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how to make bacon without smoke (smell)
enter code hereI want to eat bacon, but it has a strong smell of pork that people in my house hates the smell of the bacon.
There is a way to fry or cook the bacon without smoke ( …
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Recipe ideas for lard and/or duck fat?
Just got nice big tubs of lard & duck fat from a butcher. I know duck fat makes excellent roast potatoes, and thought I might also try making some sweet potato fries, but other …
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Trying to determine if my lard is hydrogenated or not…
I'm new at using lard. The only lard I've seen here in Switzerland is shelf-stable, soft and creamy, and odorless/tasteless. I thought it was simply RBD but now I'm wondering if …
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What’s with this strong obsession with eating fat [closed]
Possible Duplicate:
Could we modern paleos be eating too much saturated fat?
**it seems as if there are a group of people who sought out paleo dieting as an excuse to bath …
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Tallow, Lard and Schmaltz Battle Royale
I live in Nairobi, where there's an interesting variety of meats that you can't find elsewhere, but also a huge absence of easily available meats and meat by-products stateside. I …
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How many of you use lard on your skin like I do?
I used to only use oil but for the past few months I have been using a mixture of pork lard, olive oil, and urefined beeswax. Lol I know I might get this question and yes I do smel …
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Lard and/or organ meat in the Baltimore, MD area?
Just curious if anyone has found good sources in the Northern, MD area.
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Would you eat 64 year-old LARD?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-16865810
A German pensioner who received a tin
of American lard 64 years ago in an
aid package has only just tasted it,
after discovering tha …