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do y'all keep a grease can? what do you do with it once it is full? need some ideas now that times are tough and I don't want to be wasteful.

>> No.13796816

>>13796812
a hardy swallow each morning and night makes a man strong

>> No.13796820

>>13796812
a can might be a bad idea
botulism and all that, maybe try tupperware or a jar?

>> No.13796836

>>13796812
Yes. I just wrap it up and toss it. Once it goes bad.

>> No.13796838

>>13796812
wtf is in there?

>> No.13796841

>>13796838
grease

>> No.13796870

>>13796812
Good for starting fires, bbq, fireplace etc.

>> No.13796914

Only bacon grease can be saved, and reused.
The grease from any other meat will quickly spoil, and is completely worthless.

>> No.13796925

>>13796812
you can mix it with bird seed and feed it to birds
birds like fat

>> No.13797014

My dad does this, he microwaves ground beef in a colander in a plastic bowl and collects the fat in a can.

I don't eat his food anymore.

>> No.13797018

>>13796812
Jesus Christ, break it down with soap and pour it down the drain

>> No.13797143

>>13796914
Wrong tallow is good at room temperature for up to a year. But you do need to filter it and store in an airtight container so it doesn't oxidize or mold.

>> No.13797156

>>13796812
do amerifats really carry around a can of pure grease with them at all times throughout the day to sip from

>> No.13797167

>>13797156
how else can one get gains?

>> No.13797171

>>13797156
go back to /int/ retard

>> No.13797240

>>13796812
i keep a can of bacon/sausage grease by my stove
every morning i mix it in my coffee and skip breakfast entirely
in the winter i do this but also add about three seconds of bourbon

>> No.13797248

>>13796812
>>13796925
Feed if to birds or make johnnycakes

>> No.13797274

>>13797156
Yes. I also carry a couple spoons with me in case it solidifies and there aren't any nearby microwaves.

>> No.13797578

>>13797156
it's so they can lube themselves whenever they're too fat to squeeze through a door

>> No.13797686

>>13797248
>johnnycakes
The fuck is that?

>> No.13797690

>>13797686
cornbread

>> No.13797691

my god i didnt know /ck/ was so funny without abusing each other all the time

>> No.13797711
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13797711

I pour all mine is this or milk bottle
then throw them out when its full

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>>13796812
instead of butter, use lard in the grease can.

You can also make patte out of them

Try also fry roots and tubers with them.

If you make beans or rice, mix a bit into them, especially rice, the extra fat mixed is heavenly.

You can also make pastries with them.

Try make savory pancakes, such as batter with green onion, sea food, or other veggies. Pan fry with fat.

>> No.13797758

>>13796812
I use duck fat for frying potatoes and veggies, lard for baking, everything else either for deep frying or render it well and make soap.

>> No.13797889

>>13797240
finally a real man

>> No.13797934

i save bacon grease, but that's pretty much it

i use it instead of oil when i make stews and sometimes baking. using 2/3 butter and 1/3 bacon grease makes really good pie crust for savory pies.

>> No.13798015

If you put a wick in it, you can make a (smelly) candle

>> No.13798035

>>13797156
no it catches the grease which comes out

>> No.13798128

I just pour my grease in the toilet and flush it down. If I pour grease down the sink it clogs.

>> No.13798132

>>13796812
If you're feeling crafty, heat it up so you can filter the solids out and use it to make soap. It's a relatively simple process (though lye is pretty harsh, so some care is needed).

>> No.13798170

>>13797720
Good ideas. I save all the grease I can. Bacon obviously, sausage, roasted chicken, meatballs/meatloaf. I like spreading it on toasted bread better than butter.

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13798172

>>13797240
>three seconds of bourbon

>> No.13798185

>>13796925
dont do this it makes you the bird king

>> No.13798186

>>13798128
this nigga got a fatberg under his house holy shit

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13798206

>>13796812
I have a real grease can. You need to strain that shit.

>> No.13798211

>>13798186
I haven't had a single problem flushing grease down the toilet.

>> No.13798236

>>13796812
Throw it in an alley and do burnouts.

>> No.13798295
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>>13798206
See how nice and clear my grease is?

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>>13798295
you're gross

>> No.13798407

>>13798353
Resize your fucking pictures, faggot ass tripfag.

>> No.13798414

>>13798407
what is it too big for your phone to handle without crashing queerbait

>> No.13798416

>>13798295
I can see how "nice" and moldy it is.

>> No.13798420

>>13798416
You can't see very well then. I recommend cleaning the semen out of your eyes.

>> No.13798681

>>13797156
Yes

>> No.13798685

>>13796812
Put it in a mason jar and cook with it.

>> No.13798686

>>13797720
>I don't like what's in the fridge
then why did you buy it and put it in your fridge

>> No.13798696

>>13796812
I cool it then throw it over my neighbor's privacy fence. His dog eats chunks of it lol. 99% sure that dog will have a massive heart attack one day

>> No.13798697

>>13798414
You're retarded, it's a problem on desktop because opening the photo causes it to expand far beyond the limits of the monitor.

>> No.13798702

>>13796812
I just wipe out or pour pan grease into the trash on top of some paper towels or newspaper. I use a lot of paper towels for things like this, but I also use a lot of washable towels for hands, and do a load of laundry for changing those out each week, so it balances out. Most of my oil waste is olive oil, and it's not reused.
So, I might add a brown paper grocery sack as the liner inside my plastic trash bag as well, to make sure it doesn't pool in the bottom. My trash is bi-weekly pickup but I take bags out to my can when full in the kitchen daily. I refrain from throwing out leftovers out of the fridge or spoiling produce until the night before actual pickup. If I deep fry? Which only once or twice a year, I'd use a jar or coffee can, and I don't reuse oil. Mostly I just shallow pan fry rarely, the random fried okra or fried green tomato mood, mostly.

My sibling has once weekly trash pickup (which is awful for the Florida heat), so their household uses the jar method, and actually freezes the jar, until it either fills up or it's the trash day. Leaving anything spoiling 6 days outside in a can is bad news, it's beyond the fly-maggot cycle, timewise, so lots of items are tucked into the freezer rather than going to the trash can right away. Multi-million dollar private walled community is cheapass only having once weekly pickups.

City does my trash, which is much more practical.

>> No.13798703

>>13798697
sounds like a you problem
on my desktop it sizes things properly to the max

>> No.13800098

>>13798697
bruh do you still have a 4:3 monitor

>> No.13800247

>>13798681
Jesus...

>> No.13800352

>>13797240
extremely based