When I saw beef tallow hawked on social media, one question immediately came to mind: How were these businesses sourcing their animal ingredients? That led me to look up “beef tallow for skin ...

Tallow, or rendered animal fat similar to lard, is often contrasted with so-called “seed oils,” a term for common vegetable oils such as canola oil, sesame oil, peanut oil, corn oil ...

Is beef tallow something you associate more with the kitchen or the bathroom cabinet? Dermatologists share their verdict on beef tallow as skincare.

and DIY tallow skin care, in particular, raises red flags. Rendering animal fat requires careful heating and purification to remove impurities. Without proper sterilization, bacterial ...

Here’s what nutrition experts say. Beef tallow is an edible fat found underneath the skin and near the organs of a ruminant animal—typically a cow—“making up about 5-6% of the animal's ...

Beef tallow was previously a popular animal fat for frying food ... but it has long been a popular ingredient in cooking, soaps, and biofuel products. Beef tallow is rich in triglycerides ...

What changed? By Caroline Hopkins Legaspi Will Burgess thinks his French fries taste better now that he fries them in beef tallow. But he isn’t using the animal fat for its taste. Mr. Burgess ...

Beef tallow is simply rendered animal fat. It's created by slowly cooking parts of a cow over low heat until the fat separates from the meat tissue. The process also reduces water content and ...

Tallow is also an animal-derived product, and due to a rising trend through social media and increased awareness about how [personal care products] are made, many consumers now prefer products ...

Beef tallow is simply rendered animal fat. It's created by slowly cooking parts of a cow over low heat until the fat separates from the meat tissue. The process also reduces water content and ...