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  • zygomidusZ zygomidus

    @rrggju suet is very hard and difficult to digest and you probably have digestive issues (?). If your gonna eat suet then you need to have some unripe pineapple (very green and hard) everytime you eat it. Maybe you could look for softer beef fat that is nicer to eat and tastes better and much easier to digest. I always ask my butcher to give me the softer beef fat when I buy it. It's so much more juicer and pleasant.

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    @zygomidus Alr I’ll consider it 👌

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      @rrggju suet is very hard and difficult to digest and you probably have digestive issues (?). If your gonna eat suet then you need to have some unripe pineapple (very green and hard) everytime you eat it. Maybe you could look for softer beef fat that is nicer to eat and tastes better and much easier to digest. I always ask my butcher to give me the softer beef fat when I buy it. It's so much more juicer and pleasant.

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      @zygomidus Question, what should I ask for when buying it? Does it come from a specific part of the cow?

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        @zygomidus Question, what should I ask for when buying it? Does it come from a specific part of the cow?

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        @rrggju

        internal/central fat is harder and outer fat is softer. The softest beef fat is the external fat under the skin and between outer muscle groups.

        Grass-fed animals mostly have softer overall fat than heavy grain-fed ones.

        "Doctors" don't know anything about nutrition and diet. Don't listen to them. Enjoy consuming raw.

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          @rrggju

          internal/central fat is harder and outer fat is softer. The softest beef fat is the external fat under the skin and between outer muscle groups.

          Grass-fed animals mostly have softer overall fat than heavy grain-fed ones.

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          @Hunterskull 🙏

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            @zygomidus Question, what should I ask for when buying it? Does it come from a specific part of the cow?

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            @rrggju just say you want beef fat trimmings that aren't aren't dry like suet. Bro wtf I can't imagine you have been eating suet all this time 😭😭 you must be thirsty all day.

            Enjoy the raw milk and get healthy!

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