1911: The Year America Changed Its Cooking Fat
Ask anyone what their great-grandmother cooked with, then ask what's in their own pantry. Something happened in between — and i...
Read the guideRendered low-and-slow by hand, strained, and packed in glass. No seed oils. No solvents. No shortcuts — because a cooking fat with a one-word ingredient list shouldn't need any.
Beef tallow is rendered beef fat. That's it.
Exactly like butter, olive oil, or vegetable oil, a 1:1 swap.
Sear, fry, roast, sauté, bake. 420°F smoke point.
For hundreds of years, people cooked with beef tallow, lard, butter, and schmaltz. It's what your great grandma used and what McDonald's fried its fries in until 1990. Then cheap seed oils took over because they cost less, not because they were better. Now tallow is making a comeback because people miss how food used to taste.
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What tallow is, how to cook with it, and the answers to every fair question.
Rendered beef fat, one ingredient. The plain-English guide to what is (and is not) in the jar.
Sear, fry, roast, bake — a 1:1 swap for butter or oil, with a 420°F smoke point.
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Nacho started cooking on camera in his own kitchen, no studio, no crew. Half a million people followed along, mostly to watch him cook real food in real pans.
He made TALO because what he could buy was garbage: tallow rendered from trimmings, cut with who-knows-what, sold in plastic. So he sourced 100% grass-fed and grass-finished fat from upper-Midwest family farms, had it rendered low and slow at a USDA-certified facility in Wisconsin, and packed it in glass.
"Real food for real families"
Every batch is rendered by hand, low-and-slow, at a USDA-inspected facility. No chemical solvents. No bleaching. No deodorizing. Just heat, time, and a fine strainer — the exact process that produced the cooking fat humans cooked with for 200,000 years before industrial refining showed up.
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