animal fat
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- noun
- /ˈænɪməl fæṭ/
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- To mimic animal fat, companies mix in fats and oils extracted from plants.
- animal fat used
Extra virgin olive oil, omegas and things like wild caught fish like salmon, and then some animal fat you might get from grass fed beef, that sort of thing.
- Extra virgin olive oil, omegas and things like wild caught fish like salmon, and then some animal fat you might get from grass fed beef, that sort of thing.
- Here, natural products such as pitch oil, resin and animal fat proved ideal for the creation of incendiary payloads.
- So those would be the five Liver, heart, spleen, bone broth, connective tissue and real good animal fat, specifically animal tallow or the suet from the kidneys.
- This is just animal fat with insects on it, which since the dawn of man, is what humans have eaten.
- You have a study telling people that cholesterol is bad for you and you're missing a country that is steeped in animal fat.
- One or two of them are actually double blinded that replaced animal fat with corn oil or vegetable fat, the vegetable seed oil.
- You could take animal fat and sugar and and pour it on cotton balls and fried up, it tastes pretty good.
Examples
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And you do need to eat those animal fats sparingly, especially if you grill.
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Biodiesel made from soy, animal fats, and corn oil is only helping to lower food and fuel costs.
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- Warm them in animal fat.
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It's all that animal fat.
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Suet, or rendered animal fat, is always available at my feeding station.
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Once you start rendering any kind of animal fat, you'll figure out what works best for you.
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Pomades were first created in the 19th century with mixed ingredients of animal fat and sometimes herbs added.
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Environmental factors related to lifestyle, such as physical activity level and dietary animal fat intake, may contribute to escalating levels of risk.
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Aboriginal groups created engravings, drawings, stencils, and paintings using natural pigments mixed with spit, animal fat, or tree resin.
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Many traditional recipes call for animal fat to enhance flavor and texture.
Synonyms
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Soft white fat from pigs used for cooking and baking
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A hard fat from around the kidneys of cows or sheep for cooking
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The natural fat in milk used to make butter and cream
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A soft, good quality pig fat from around the kidneys that people use in baking
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Melted fat from cows used in cooking and soap making
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Fat from geese that people use in cooking and rub on the skin as a simple medicine
A layer of fat around a pig's kidneys used to make lard
Fat from animals like fish and whales that is used as a liquid for fuel and soap
Fat taken from animal bones used to make cheap candles, soap, and grease
Antonyms
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Morphology
The meaning 'fat obtained from the tissues of animals' is directly and transparently derived from the constituents 'animal' (organism) and 'fat' (oily substance); there is no idiomatic shift or metaphor. This compound follows a common English noun-noun composition and has clear parallels in many other languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily understand it.
Etymology
Animal fat is very literal: animal means the creature and fat means the oily part that people saved and melted in a pot. People used the melted fat for 'cooking', for making 'soap' and 'candles', so today animal fat means the fat taken from animals for food and other uses.