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I put mine in an old coffee can :dontknow:
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Save it in a jar after straining it a couple of times. Give it to my daughter as she is burning lamps from kitchen Oil. They are getting off the grid and doing pretty darn good.
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I leave it to cool down and solidify, then I scrape it into an old plastic grocery shopping bag - tie a knot and deposit it in the outside rubbish bin.
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Save it in a jar after straining it a couple of times. Give it to my daughter as she is burning lamps from kitchen Oil. They are getting off the grid and doing pretty darn good.
Great idea using for lamp oil. I hadn't thought about that. I save it in a jar. I found out that it's the best thing to remove a splinter from your finger. Works like a charm every time, no pain, just rub gently til splinter comes out.
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I keep a jar in the freezer or refrig, then when finished cooking after it cools I pour it in the jar, when the jar is full I toss it then start another jar.
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I put it in a tin can.
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I put it in a can also.
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put in a recipe the keep the rest cabbage potatoes bacon an a bit of bacon grease for flavor i know its not healthy but it sure is yummy ;D
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I don't reuse my bacon grease so into the trash it goes
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I put mine in a jar and toss it in the trash.
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That's exactly what I do. Old coffee can Beats clogging up the sink
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I put grease in a can, then to the trash! ;D :wave:
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I pour it over my dogs old boring hard dog food. It is quite the special treat! :dog:
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Old coffee can for sure and keep the lid so I can dispose of it once it is kind of full. Can't think of anything else you could really do with it lol :dontknow:
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I use a coffee can, too and I put scraps in them so I don't stink up my kitchen. I don't throw them away until garbage day because of the coons.
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I don't like to keep mine personally so I let it become solid and dispose of it.
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use it again. I like baking pizza so i grease the pan and the pizza absorbs most if not all of it.
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I save my bacon grese in the icebox and use it when i am cooking anything fried or in my green beans for flavoring. As for the beef fat in put it in a container and throw it it the trash and never down my sink as it will glog the drains the same as it glogs up us.
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Well the way we take care of it is to pour it into a coffe can. Than we need it we melt it down and use it in outside lamps and torches.
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I usually strain the grease into a coffee and reuse it! Grease can last forever! :) I never knew you could use grease for lamps! I learn something new everyday! COOL! :thumbsup:
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That's exactly what I do. Old coffee can Beats clogging up the sink
omg no one ever taught me not to pour it down the drain so I always have and then my plumber broke the news to me - boy did I feel dumb!
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I put mine in an old spaghetti sauce jar or something, tie it inside of a grocery bag and throw it away.
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Don't use bacon or any beef, so I save my old veggie oil in a coffee can under the sink with a lid then toss it when it fill up. :peace:
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I have a can that is made to keep grease in. It has a strainer in the top. Then I keep it in the refrigerator.
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i just let it cool then throw it in the trash can :wave:
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Sometimes I add a little bit to my dogs food to give her some flavor.
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I put mine in an old coffee can :dontknow:
I put mine in a jar; and reuse is for flavor/seasoning in string beans and "greens"
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old coffee can as well unless I don't have one then I put it in a jar that happens to have a lid or a plastic creamer container.
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pour it in a can,jar,or outside... never pour it down the drain!
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Same as most, old coffee can then out in trash.
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I put mine in a can and when the can gets full I put it in the garbage. I would like to find something else to do with it but have not found a way to recycle it. I have looked to find different things to do so that I could recyle buy have not found anything around
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Because of the diet I am on, we re-use our bacon grease and fats.
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I Mix It up With The Dogs Food. Kind Of A Treat For Him. :wave:
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i pour it in an old jug and throw it out in the trash.
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I just pour it in the trash when it's cool enough not to start a fire. But my boyfriend just pours it down the drain! I cannot believe he has never seriously clogged up his sink!
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I pour bacon, beef or any unusable grease down the toilet.
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I put mine in an old coffee can :dont know:
i put mine in coffee can or jar then throw it in the thrash.
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I save and reuse the bacon grease. Although I don't feel it is the healthiest thing to use I do like the taste of it. Beef grease, I do not reuse that I just pout it down the garbage disposal with a little dish washing liquid and hot water so it will not clog it up.
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I put mine in an old coffee can :dontknow:
Of course iI put mine in an old coffee can :dontknow:
Of course i put it down the drain.
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Ikeep some bacon grease in a jar in the frige great to use with some greens. The rest goes into old jars or cans with lids along with the paper towels i clean with. Never ever put any kind of grease down your drains. It could get very costly to get them cleaned.
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I had to purchase two stainless steel cans with strainers on them for my fish grease and chicken grease. Beef grease I throw away by running some hot water in the sink and pouring it down. It does not serve a purpose for me. ;D :peace:
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I dont really do much cooking by my self....but I do remember that when I was a little kid, my mom kept are bacon / beef grease in an old coffee can
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I mix mine with sawdust and use it to start my fires in the winter time.
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In a jar or can.
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I keep a coffee can under the sink that fits down inside an old ceramic planter (so grease doesn't get on the bottom of the cabinet.) Since there are no metal coffee cans anymore, you need to be careful that the grease is cool. I also wipe out the pan with the used napkins from breakfast and put those in the trash. Just a small amount of grease can clog your pipes so I try to put as little as possible down the drain with the dishwater.
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I use and old coffee can for both once its filled I trash it, but sometimes I aadd it to my dogs food for a special treat for them. then I throw away the rest and start with a new coffee can.
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Been saving it in a jar in the fridge for frying eggs and extra flavor in anything. Sometimes ill use it on toast...my grandmother started that with us years ago. :wave:
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We usually eat turkey bacon and low fat meat so not much grease to deal with.
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I have a ceramic container that holds a can on top of my stove.
I usually use a dog food can. It fits perfectly. When it gets filled
I toss it and put another can in.
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i'd use a glass jar with lid.....then you can keep it in the fridge, and because the glass is clear, you can see if anything's gone bad.
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We put in a coffee can and throw it.
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We usually put it in a pasta sauce jar or empty can until it is full then throw it away. It does take a while because we don't eat much beef and bacon. It's not very healthy for you.
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We save it in a jar in the frige and use in the flour to make great flour tortillas and also use it to fry eggs. yummmmm
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LOL...in the trash, I don't keep it to resuse, yuck...
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Saving it in the jar.
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I put mine in an old coffee can :dontknow:
I like to use as much of mine in cooking as I can. I like the flavor it gives my food. I especially like it in my eggs, whether i am cooking an omelet or just scrambled eggs. Bacon grease is also a good way to grease your cast iron skillet after you have cleaned it. I really don't like to waste and bacon grease has too many purposes for use to just throw it away.
BMaston12
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I drain mine into a coffee cup and after it cools I pour it into a ziplock bag and throw it in the trash. I used to have a "grease pot" that I would keep several different drippings in but I got tired of that greasy mess and threw it all away.
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In the trash or in the fire lol
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I let mine cool and then toss it in the garbage.
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I let mine cool and then toss it in the garbage.
I do the same as you.
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:D i just pour mine down my sink the water is so hot it just push it str8t down the drain. But i dont suggest you do this if your water doesnt get hot. For this may cause a clogged drain then you will have to call the plummer and that will take all your fusion cash lol!
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I used to keep my grease from cooking bacon or beef in a metal can but now for health reasons I do not. I just found out that after a day or two of keeping the bacon/grease juices they can turn into some kind of bacterias. Don't know how true this statement is but I prefer not to take chances, as this does seem logical as the greases contains lots of fats-left over fats ???
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You know this is so funny to see this question out here my daughter's boyfriend made us some taco's and when I went to do the dishes I noticed that the sink was full of grease I'm like Hey I know you did not just pour that hamburger grease down my drain and he's like oh I always do that NOT at my house you don't well anyway I usually put the grease in a can and then throw it out make sure it gets hard might put in Fridge for a day I do not reuse grease but I do know alot of people do but just not me lol
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old coffee can is the best place to store bacon grease but throw it out often
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I have a bad habit of pouring it down the sink and fortunately have not had any clogs. I flush it with hot water. But since we have a dog my husband pours it over the dog's food and the dog loves it and his coat is so shiny and pretty. He has picked up some weight too. He looks good too but he's a pit not sure if you would want to give it to any other kind of dog.
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I no longer eat anything fried, or that has cholesterol in it. But when I was a kid with a Mexican mother and an Irish, but southern raised father, there was lots of grease in the house. We used to ad a grease cutting dish soap to it and some water, and heat it. We would then pour it in the toilet and flush it down. ( Not advised if you have a septic tank)
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I use to pour it in a can, but I never buy bacon anymore-just too unhealthy.
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old can . or on a plant i am trying to kill outside by my fence.
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Bacon in a jar in fridge, sometimes use to make gravy; beef in an old can or solidify then throw.