All About Animal Fats

Fats can make or break your meal.

Quality cooking fats will embrace the flavors you introduce them to: fragrant, fresh-picked rosemary, spicy Thai peppers, pungent black mustard seeds. They carry flavors into all the nooks and crannies of your stir fry, lamb roast, and cranberry scones. Fats are a metabolism-boosting, nutrient-dense macronutrient. They nourish you deeply, from brain to microbiome, and help you feel satisfied at the end of a meal. And, they taste amazing.

But how do you choose a quality cooking fat? Does it need refrigeration once it’s opened? What kind of storage container is best?

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Pamela Grant, L.Ac, NTP

Pamela Grant is a licensed acupuncturist, Nutritional Therapy Practitioner (NTP) , Certified AIP Coach and Certified Sheng Zhen Teacher in Santa Barbara California. She believes in a nutrient-dense, whole foods, evidence-based nutrition approach to total wellbeing.

https://pamela-grant.com
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