Got a couple litres of bear lard, what’s your favourite uses?

[luger]

This is my first year of saving the bear fat and rendering it down. I have a couple litres of bear lard, what’s your favourite uses?

[upperleftcoaster]

I like straight up cooking with it instead of other oils in the pan.
made soap, that was really good
used it to deep fry in

mine had a salmon smell last year so didn’t try any baking, but if yours is clean it would make great biscuits or pie crust

[adriaticum]

Use it instead of oil to cook with.

[Linksman313]

Waterproofing and coating my old snowshoes for another season

[Gateholio]

Yup, use as oil for cooking. Works great for seasoning cast iron too.

[MRP]

Donuts . . .

[MOOSE MILK]

Softens your hands, and your lady will love your velvet touch!

Cooking, waterproofing, and soap.

[tigrr]

I have almost quit using seed oils or veg oils for cooking. I use butter and bacon grease for cooking. Bear grease would fit the cooking parameters easily. If your render it down 3 or 4 times it takes all the smell and everything else out of the oil. It is worth about $17 a liter to baking shops. I have never sold any though. Used it all for my cooking.

[ratherbefishin]

Renders down to a hard odourless white lard…good for making pastries

[srupp]

hmmmm GREAT Bannock ingredients.also waterproofing repels oils acid too..used by train workers....thats the limit of my uses so far.
cheers
Steven

[tracker]

good covid-19 vaccine , hold on it will probably work though !!

[sillybear]

Pie Pastery. My wife used to get rave reviews for her pies when she used to use it.

[Greenthumbed]

Makes great popcorn!
The wife uses a tablespoon of bear lard in orange very loaf of bread she makes.

[ratherbefishin]

Mixed with bees wax it makes a good boot dressing

[RayHill]

Good for your boots water proffer, it’s highly nutritious, good for making flat beads, pie crust/ pastry crusts