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Lard At Giant. Lard is typically located in the baking or cooking aisle, near other cooking oils and fats. Leaf lard, which is found around the kidneys of the pig, is a good bit more saturated and actually suitable for the purpose. Maybe the vegan one wouldn't, but lard is a pretty standard grocery store item. They are perfect for making flaky pie crusts, crispy fried chicken, and even for sautéing vegetables. One of the best places to start your search is at your local. When it comes to finding lard locally, there are a few options available. How much do you need? I wouldn't be surprised if they still do at the market distict in east liberty. It may also be found in the refrigerated section, near the butter. Lards are also a great source of. Lard does have a slight flavor, but it’s not a sweet flavor like butter. I don't know of any grocery stores that don't sell lard. If you want a good. Lard is pork fat (tallow is beef fat). It has a much higher melting point and is good for making flakey baked goods and for deep frying.

How much do you need? If you want a good. Lard does have a slight flavor, but it’s not a sweet flavor like butter. I don't know of any grocery stores that don't sell lard. Maybe the vegan one wouldn't, but lard is a pretty standard grocery store item. Leaf lard, which is found around the kidneys of the pig, is a good bit more saturated and actually suitable for the purpose. Lard is typically located in the baking or cooking aisle, near other cooking oils and fats. I wouldn't be surprised if they still do at the market distict in east liberty. When it comes to finding lard locally, there are a few options available. It may also be found in the refrigerated section, near the butter.

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Lard At Giant How much do you need? Lards are also a great source of. It has a much higher melting point and is good for making flakey baked goods and for deep frying. Lard is pork fat (tallow is beef fat). It may also be found in the refrigerated section, near the butter. Maybe the vegan one wouldn't, but lard is a pretty standard grocery store item. I wouldn't be surprised if they still do at the market distict in east liberty. Lard does have a slight flavor, but it’s not a sweet flavor like butter. When it comes to finding lard locally, there are a few options available. They are perfect for making flaky pie crusts, crispy fried chicken, and even for sautéing vegetables. Lard is typically located in the baking or cooking aisle, near other cooking oils and fats. One of the best places to start your search is at your local. How much do you need? I don't know of any grocery stores that don't sell lard. Leaf lard, which is found around the kidneys of the pig, is a good bit more saturated and actually suitable for the purpose. If you want a good.