What does this product description mean? "Cleans You Bacon Grease To A Smooth Finish"
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Hi there. It is not my description, it is the description of some other customer. I didn't use this product - it was too small for my needs and I returned it unused. I only added to this description, that didn't have the size of the item, that it is small - somewhat around 3 cups, not more. Couldn't be used for any fryer if one had that in mind.Thank YouMila
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It has small holes to catch scraps of unwanted bacon leavings. The grease is then usable for a recipe that calls for bacon grease
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It means it strains the grease to get out all the small bits of bacon, all that is left is pure bacon grease.
602431
I don't save grease from deep frying. I just save bacon drippings to use for flavor when I cook. I use it or fresh bacon for green beans, baked beans, soup and anything that is bland. I use bacon drippings and fresh cut organic onions for flavor.
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I believe this is cast iron, it does what is supposed too, however when I lift it to turn my bacon, it drips grease all over the area. I like it though
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It means it's all oil extracted from the lavender plant. No thinning it with water or carrier oils.
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I can't tell what it is as it is coated with something very slippery. I suspect that the coating is meant to make it easier to clean. I will tell you that the unit feels very solid and well built.
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No, it is not greasy. It is a paste and if I had to describe it, the word would be sticky and it needs to be for what it is designed to do. Hope that helps.
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Tactical bacon is the name of the product. The bacon is pre-cooked and ready to eat from the can. And what do you mean by "logistical bacon"?
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One of the reviewers says something to the effect of just dumping it out at the end. So yes the bacon grease should go into the bottom part for you to keep or get rid of at your discretion.
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actually it's a concentrated enzyme cleaner. The bottle says it "digests grease and other non-living organic matter. It cleans and deodorizes floors, walls chrome, and other surfaces not harmed by water". It's misrepresented in description between what Amazon and the actual bottle says. I gave it a 0 rating when I reviewed it. I bought it thinking it was a bedbug killer.. It's a multi-purpose cleaner. Wouldn't kill anything.
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We experimented and fried some bacon and used this product...the fried bacon was crispy and greasy, the microwaved bacon was crispy and not greasy. Both I and a friend are in LOVE with this product....no splatters, no greasy clean-up, just simply pour grease into a container. Only drawback is you can't cook as much bacon at once....and I found for a full rack 5 - 6 minutes perfect. NO, this bacon is not limpy! I highly recommend it and so thankful my friend found it in a catalog. If you have any further questions...let me know.
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I've done thick sliced bacon on this and there's no grease splatter (although I don't like the way it cooks bacon). when you grill or cook meats on the stove there is grease splatter because all that grease and fat is right on the heat. with this product all the grease falls to the bottom. as long as you have water in the tray there's no smoke and the grease is floating in the water. I really don't see a reason for a cover because grilling time is short and, hopefully, your not grilling thick meat. in my experience with this product anything over 1/4in is to thick, unless its fish (but the salmon I tried was a little under done at a 1/2in thick). I've done thick sliced bacon on this and there's no grease splatter (although I don't like the way it cooks bacon). when you grill or cook meats on the stove there is grease splatter because all that grease and fat is right on the heat. with this product all the grease falls to the bottom. as long as you have water in the tray there's no smoke and the grease is floating in the water. I really don't see a reason for a cover because grilling time is short and, hopefully, your not grilling thick meat. in my experience with this product anything over 1/4in is to thick, unless its fish (but the... » Read More I've done thick sliced bacon on this and there's no grease splatter (although I don't like the way it cooks bacon). when you grill or cook meats on the stove there is grease splatter because all that grease and fat is right on the heat. with this product all the grease falls to the bottom. as long as you have water in the tray there's no smoke and the grease is floating in the water. I really don't see a reason for a cover because grilling time is short and, hopefully, your not grilling thick meat. in my experience with this product anything over 1/4in is to thick, unless its fish (but the salmon I tried was a little under done at a 1/2in thick). « Show Less
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It's a white grease designed for your Kitchen Aid. and other's alike. this is a internal grease and will contaminate your food. if you need an exterior grease there is a food grade type for certain applications. Where to get ?
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No it does not. It is pure bacon grease with very little preservative to keep the product stable.
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My experience is that it polishes, and blocks oxidation. I have never experienced it making a surface slicker.
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It means keep it in PH balanced oil or water. Honestly its a pain in the ass which is why i no longer have mine.
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I don't recall there being anything marked on it, verifying it as food grade. judging by the composition and thickness of the metal, I'd say it's most likely for grease straining and storage only. Hope this helps. Thanks for asking!
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Jason, I never have used it because it is just too big for the amount of bacon grease I collect. Sorry.