Epic - Grass Fed Beef Tallow Animal Cooking Oil - 11 oz.

Have very dry skin and tried numerous skin products over the years, I work in a factory and it gets cold and drys my skin. The best until now was coconut oil. Then I found out about tallow! I mix this with some cedar oil and use as moisturiser. By far the best I have ever use. Skin no longer dry.

Excellent substitue to the dangerous seed oils and chemicals used to cook these days. No taste compensation. Great smoke point (less smokey while cooking). I cook steaks, sausages, eggs, ribs, etc etc which is almost everything using this and it all comes out beautifully. It comes in liquid format coz it melts obviously (FAT). Refridgerate and it should last you well. Love this and will keep ordering this <3

Great product. Gives a great tangy taste!

I bought this and ended up discovering two uses for it: as a skin moisturizer and for cooking. I used it for cooking at first and I loved the flavor it added to the dishes I cooked. The texture and appearance was solid at first (when stored in the fridge) but then when set in a heated pan it turned into a fatty liquid. Cooking ability was great! I simply scooped it out of the jar, weighed / measured it out, and set it in the pan. Very easy to use. It's a fat of course, so in terms of cleanliness it does have an oily residue. If you get it on your hands it's quite oily. A friend of mine from Poland recommended I look into applying this as a moisturizer, which I questioned at first... But after a week of applying this to my face I noticed a DRASTIC improvement of my skin tone and health. I smelled kind of like beef for a while though so... Use this as a beauty product at your own discretion haha...

I liked how good it cooked my steak better than butter and it can also cook chicken as well and it’s amazing

Whoever said beauty is pain never tried slathering their face with EPIC Beef Tallow. Yes, you read that right—I bought a jar of grass-fed beef fat not for my kitchen, but for my face. Why? Because apparently, I like to moisturize like a pioneer woman. Let me set the scene: There I was, whipping up a batch of face cream as if I was churning butter in the old West. The result? A surprisingly delightful whipped tallow that might make you momentarily feel like a walking hamburger. But fear not—the burger aroma is fleeting, leaving behind only the subtle whisper of a grill on a summer day. Now, before you judge, let me just say—my skin? Glowy. Radiant. Practically beaming enough to light up a room. This beef tallow turned out to be the unspoken hero of skincare, minus the minor inconvenience of smelling like a fast-food joint during the application process. But hey, small price to pay for turning back the clock and making my skin look like I drink from the Fountain of Youth, right? So, if you're adventurous in your skincare regime and don't mind a brief stint as a human barbecue, give EPIC Beef Tallow a whirl. Turns out, the secret to glowing skin was in the meat aisle all along—who knew?