“While there is much evidence supporting the use of tallow as an ingredient in animal feed, cooking, soaps, and biofuels, there are significant research gaps in how it can be used on human skin ...

My recent social media feeds have suddenly ... Ruminant animals chew their cud and include cows, buffaloes, sheep, goats and deer. Beef tallow is commonly made from cows and is sometimes called ...

Here’s what nutrition experts say. Beef tallow is an edible fat found underneath the skin and near the organs of a ruminant animal—typically a cow—“making up about 5-6% of the animal's ...

What changed? By Caroline Hopkins Legaspi Will Burgess thinks his French fries taste better now that he fries them in beef tallow. But he isn’t using the animal fat for its taste. Mr. Burgess ...

Beef tallow — what once was a common cooking oil — is starting to make a bit of a comeback in culinary circles. Field’s Custom Slaughtering, a full-service butcher shop near Cochranton, has started to ...

Beef tallow, which once might have been more at home in a Dickens novel than a TikTok video, is having an official Moment.

Both tallow and seed oils are processed foods, according to nutritionists. Research shows that animal fats have more saturated fatty acids–which are known to increase cholesterol and the risk of ...

Beef tallow and other animal fats, including pig lard and butter, were traditionally used as the main cooking fats in the United States up until the early 20th century. A shift occurred in the ...

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Beef tallow also contains stearic acid and oleic acid, which "have got skin softening, hydration [and] repair characteristics ...