Beef tallow is back because it adds rich flavor and handles high heat, making everyday cooking taste more satisfying. Cooks ...

The new dietary guidelines give federal approval to a fat that has slowly caught on with consumers, even as doctors have ...

Beef tallow is the fat around a cow’s organs that’s been rendered (melted) and strained to remove any leftover meat or tissue and cooled to room temperature. Once it’s cooled, beef tallow is whitish ...

From Native American cooking to French fries to modern biodiesel, beef tallow has been part of our kitchens - and beyond - for centuries. Tallow is the liquid shortening rendered from slowly cooking ...

Simply put, beef tallow is rendered beef fat, and it’s making a big comeback. Once a staple in kitchens and homes for everything from cooking to skincare, beef tallow is now loved for its versatility, ...

If you're wondering why your french fries don't taste the same as a restaurant's, it may have less to do with the potatoes and more to do with the fat you cook them with. Smashburger, Steak n' Shake, ...