I have used loads different goose fat all the same to me
marcb4617 to bricky142
12 Dec 16#11
I read that as all at the same time :smiley:
OldEngine
12 Dec 16#10
Any goose fat experts want to share their experience here?
frieqs
12 Dec 16#12
:smile:
misterleoni
12 Dec 161#13
Beef dripping is loads tastier but isn't as seasonal. Fat is fat though in terms of quality - if you can tell what their last supper was from the taste of their fat then you should be auditioning for You Bet, not wasting your time on HUKD.
Just realised You Bet was about 20 years ago, when Matthew Kelly still had a booming career. I'm old.
cburns
13 Dec 16#14
Whats left over at the bottom of the jar.... should keep your hair in check in this years winter wind :sunglasses:
misterleoni to cburns
13 Dec 16#15
It is indeed one of the finest pomades.
Fishcann
13 Dec 16#16
Perfect for those traditional New years day lake swims too or if you're planning on swimming the channel ;-)
Chilwell Red
13 Dec 16#17
They also sell it (goose fat) in the chiller section for £2 in Tesco. It looks from the photo here that this £1 jar is on a regular shelf and not stored cold.
I think I'll stick to the fresher chilled stuff - not worth having half-hearted roast potatoes on Christmas Day for the sake of not spending and extra quid!
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I bought some from Sainsburys for £3 so why is this £1 I'm thinking? Sainsburys better quality goose fat or have I been robbed
Buying Sainburys extra special goose fat over a cheaper brand......in the words of the Happy Mondays "call the cops.."
Did the job fine and already bought it again today; recommended.
http://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/tesco-goose-fat-220g-only-1-was-2-00-2562260
Just realised You Bet was about 20 years ago, when Matthew Kelly still had a booming career. I'm old.
I think I'll stick to the fresher chilled stuff - not worth having half-hearted roast potatoes on Christmas Day for the sake of not spending and extra quid!