Bad animal fat
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Can animal fat be "bad"? How would bad animal fat look compared to good animal fat and what would the taste be like in comparison to good animal fat.
You have the grassfed animals with the yellow fat, thats what healthy fat is supposed to look like. With very white beef fat, you have the toxins stored in them.
"Doctors" don't know anything about nutrition and diet. Don't listen to them. Enjoy consuming raw!!!
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You have the grassfed animals with the yellow fat, thats what healthy fat is supposed to look like. With very white beef fat, you have the toxins stored in them.
@Hunterskull or they are fed hay or other stuff
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You have the grassfed animals with the yellow fat, thats what healthy fat is supposed to look like. With very white beef fat, you have the toxins stored in them.
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@Hunterskull How does bad fat taste like?
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And make sure your animal fats are fresh. If they are frozen and then melt, it will cause oxidization. And make sure those fats are not old.
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I eat lamb from the store, the fat is white but has a very strong flavor and odour of the sheep
@liverman12 I might have had the same thing as you honestly. I had some raw lamb the fat was white, I was wondering if whether if the fat was unhealthy because it was white and had a strong flavor, somewhat unpleasant.
Maybe the taste/smell could be an indication of toxins?
Is lamb fat meant to be white anyway? Healthy cow/ruminant fat being yellow is a positive health indicator, maybe the lamb was unhealthy/sick to begin with.
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