Cooking oils

[Anttrropin]

Currently cooking most my food with LARD.

I’ve used coconut oil and tallow which are great.
But lard terramogs in price and flavour.
Switched to seed oils for 2 weeks when I ran out of tallow, skin flared up and I was bloated. Tried lard for the first time £2.40 a kilo!!
and my skin has cleared up better than it was on beef tallow. Everyone’s arguing with me saying pigs are toxic and eat their own feaces. Someone convince me lard is bad for me other than being inflammatory due to high fat content (it’s fat jfl)

 

[ghoulmania]

stick to whats best for your body, and never go back to the toxic shitfuel

 

[Scars]

Currently cooking most my food with LARD.

I’ve used coconut oil and tallow which are great.
But lard terramogs in price and flavour.
Switched to seed oils for 2 weeks when I ran out of tallow, skin flared up and I was bloated. Tried lard for the first time £2.40 a kilo!!
and my skin has cleared up better than it was on beef tallow. Everyone’s arguing with me saying pigs are toxic and eat their own feaces. Someone convince me lard is bad for me other than being inflammatory due to high fat content (it’s fat jfl)

how would fat be inflammatory jfl

pigs do eat essentially anything tbf and the fat stores toxins but since you're heating it there isnt a problem

eat it and dont listen to retards

 

[Anttrropin]

how would fat be inflammatory jfl

pigs do eat essentially anything tbf and the fat stores toxins but since you're heating it there isnt a problem

eat it and dont listen to retards

It’s not, a high fat diet is. But people arguing any fat is inflammatory which isn’t true , Google:

• Anti-inflammatory Potential: Some studies have shown that fat from lard can actually decrease inflammation in bodily tissues, with some research suggesting it can benefit inflammatory conditions like arthritis.