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I recently started to purchase my meats from USWELLNESSMEATS and the beef tallow (100 % grass fed and finished) is always out, so I opted for lard. Is lard safe to eat, when it comes to acne? The pigs are not raised on 100% pastures unfortunately.
Is Lard Safe?
Started by whoartthou1, Mar 07 2013 02:42 AM
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Posted 02 April 2013 - 03:27 PM
I render my own lard/tallow at home from goat and lamb fat. It's simple to make and the fat is convenient to have around the kitchen, and it makes for tasty meals. I consider this kind of animal fat very healthy. No acne problems here.
My advice is don't buy lard or tallow, just make it.
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