I'm the only one in my family who eats meat. So I tend to make a massive pot of pork and sausage stew and freeze it in portions. I start eating bacon sandwiches as I'm about to run out for precisely this reason.
Make soap from the fat, extract glycerin from the soap, make nitroglycerin from the glycerin. The fat is the easiest to get ingredient unless you're wartime rationing.
Mine doesn't even collect glass, gotta cycle to the beach where they have a collection bin. Not sure what our elderly neighbours do now that I think about it, quarter of households here don't even have a car.
After reading about waste oil coagulant powder used in japan I found that it is simply Stearic acid. It comes in powder form, I believe some use it when making candles. It's fairly inexpensive. A few of spoonfuls into hot oil and it congeals the oil into a fatty lump as it cools that can be dumped into the bin.
When your sewer backs up, even if you're not the one responsible for the repair, it's definitely going to still be your problem. Also, grease blobs can travel way downstream in sewer pipes and cause problems for entire neighborhoods
Use it to make a blinding stew
Second meme/joke about blinding stew I see in 2 minutes, what's this all about?
You have to punish your disobedient daughter somehow
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/blinding-stew
Just for convenience:
https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/002/747/156/51a.png
Thanks!
Low concentration so it only lasts a day
Oh yes, just a one day blinding stew
Feed her a stew that makes her blind for 1 day
I'm the only one in my family who eats meat. So I tend to make a massive pot of pork and sausage stew and freeze it in portions. I start eating bacon sandwiches as I'm about to run out for precisely this reason.
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Of course you shouldn't pour it down your drain, you should only pour it down a landlord's drain
If you have separate food waste which goes for biogas production or plastic waste which goes for burning, you can put it in those
in which case it's important to remember first pouring the fat onto a bunch of paper towels, to contain the mess.
Gimme the recipe I have some stuff to blow up.
Make soap from the fat, extract glycerin from the soap, make nitroglycerin from the glycerin. The fat is the easiest to get ingredient unless you're wartime rationing.
Nice try FBI
No FBI here I am from EU. You are protected by GDPR
Nice try Interpol
The only intelligence org I work for is SOVA
Holy fuck where is this from
World War 2.
Not same poster, but same campaign: https://www.moma.org/collection/works/169865
We have 1l collection bottles that go into communal return automats when full.
Gets recycled to bio fuel.
Oh I wish we had a service like that in the UK, at least my council has finally started taking plastic recycling that isn't bottle shaped
Mine doesn't even collect glass, gotta cycle to the beach where they have a collection bin. Not sure what our elderly neighbours do now that I think about it, quarter of households here don't even have a car.
Give it to the single father with no maternal instinct, so he can prepare his daughter a stew that makes her go blind for one day.
Put it in a jar, then stuff the jar down your drain.
Crack
is this why americans have spinning blades of death in their sinks?
Very good for making the stew that blinds you for a day
I do think it's ideal for a stew that blinds you for a day
Yes, make sure to save the crunchy bits as well for garnish and texture when you make a one-day blinding stew.
Just pour it into the trash. If it's really hot, I pour it into a can first or let it cool.
Or into the compost. Putting organics in the trash smells bad fast.
I love municipal compost so much.
I thought fatty stuff was bad for compost
It's mostly fine, depending on how your local place is set up. Ours can handle it, but for large amounts they recommend dropping it off at a depot.
https://metrovancouver.org/services/liquid-waste/what-to-do-with-fats-oils-and-grease
Bad for garden compost in big amounts. No problem for commercial compost facilities.
Yeah, good idea if you don't need to change trash bags daily.
date idea: going dumpster diving in the communal worm poop
Put the grease in a jar, use the grease later to lubricate your guillotine, and then wish your nearest scrooge a merry Christmas >:3
After reading about waste oil coagulant powder used in japan I found that it is simply Stearic acid. It comes in powder form, I believe some use it when making candles. It's fairly inexpensive. A few of spoonfuls into hot oil and it congeals the oil into a fatty lump as it cools that can be dumped into the bin.
How much oil are people using? I just mop up grease with some kitchen roll if it's too much to just clean with soap.
deepfrying at home. I use the japanese powder myself and am excited to learn there might be a cheaper alternative!
Do many people really do that though?
i know two people with countertop fryers, and a third person who just does it in a big pot on the stove!
And be strangled to death by every plumber for creating fatbergs
Put the grease in your neighbors car
You guys don’t just drink it???
Hello Gaston
Why do you not cook with it?
The sink yearns for the grease.
If that is animal fat that is going to solidify in the pipes, then you're going to have a bad time.
And yet: the sink yearns for the grease.
That's the landlord's problem.
When your sewer backs up, even if you're not the one responsible for the repair, it's definitely going to still be your problem. Also, grease blobs can travel way downstream in sewer pipes and cause problems for entire neighborhoods
That's OK, I don't like my neighbors.
This is why we can’t have nice things.
Ah, so it's several landlords problem. You're just making the grease to landlord expenditure pipeline more appealing.
That is a lot of words to describe not my problem. When I was renting I lived upstairs.
My yin that happened 4 apartments ago since they keep rasing rent by 30%.
Bingo!
Add some lye.
lyre
Aye, so does my pastry.
I pour it down my pants. Keeps my dangly bits slick & warm.
You peeps are throwing away perfectly good bacon fat???
Perfectly good for lubricating the plumbing in my house.
Leave it in the pan and use it for cooking the next time
This is triggering me hard
I still do granddaddy's method because bacon grease is the best substance to season cast iron.