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minus-square@GiveMemes@jlai.lulinkfedilink12•2 months agoPOV: you’re reading the comment of somebody that doesn’t cook for themselves
minus-squareAbsentBirdlinkfedilinkEnglish0•2 months agoWhy waste the oil? Turn it into gravy, or mayonnaise, or store it to sell to a recycling center that will turn it into biofuel.
minus-square@filcuk@lemmy.ziplinkfedilink24•2 months agoPutting used oil into food when it’s not even good enough for frying anymore doesn’t seem like a recipe for success. Recycling is fair enough.
minus-squareAbsentBirdlinkfedilinkEnglish4•2 months agoIt really depends on what it was used for. I almost always turn bacon grease into gravy or mayo, for oil/butter from cooking meat dishes I make pan sauces, but for frying oil I recycle.
minus-square@GrammarPolice@lemmy.worldlinkfedilink-2•2 months agoClearly you’re the one who doesn’t cook if you don’t know what to do with used oil
POV: you’re reading the comment of somebody that doesn’t cook for themselves
Why waste the oil? Turn it into gravy, or mayonnaise, or store it to sell to a recycling center that will turn it into biofuel.
Putting used oil into food when it’s not even good enough for frying anymore doesn’t seem like a recipe for success.
Recycling is fair enough.
It really depends on what it was used for. I almost always turn bacon grease into gravy or mayo, for oil/butter from cooking meat dishes I make pan sauces, but for frying oil I recycle.
Or strain it and if you have a diesel use it
Clearly you’re the one who doesn’t cook if you don’t know what to do with used oil