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Thread: How Crisco Toppled Lard – and Made Americans Believers in Industrial Food

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    Quote Originally Posted by Peter1469 View Post
    The only thing better is duck fat.
    I haven't tried duck fat ... yet.
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    I was watching an old movie the other night on TMC and the cook was slapping that lard on the griddle. Made me cringe.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DGUtley View Post
    I was watching an old movie the other night on TMC and the cook was slapping that lard on the griddle. Made me cringe.
    The "lard" in the OP? Cotton seed oil? Animal sourced lard is not bad for you in moderation. Vegetable based oils are one of the major culprits in the large increase in heart disease in the West over the last few decades.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bulletbob View Post
    I miss the cracklings from when we rendered lard back in the far days .that was good eating .lard was great for cooking and baking differnt flavor same for homemade butter
    The old stuff was always better tasting; I remember the southern days of country ham, biscuits and red eye gravy, but people died awfully young too.

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