Saving cooking oil

>>9275330
lowest quality bait I've seen on any board in a while.

it's somewhat common practice. for example, KFC cycles the pressure cooker oil in to the normal deep fryers for added flavor before disposing of it

If I make something with very little residue, like french fries, I'll save it. Otherwise no.

I only save bacon grease, which I strain through a sieve to remove the bigger particles from. It works well as a cooking oil and adds a lot of flavor, but it can only really be used in certain dishes.

>>9275330
>saving literal fat
do americans really do this?

>>9276078
Kek

>>9275330
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1uJx5DoMuNE

Please stop using cooking oil, the polyunsaturated fat will kill you.

But coconut oil (mainly saturated fat) is okay and olive oil too, in moderation.

>>9275330
Clip your fucking nails

>>9276088
>convincingly the most expensive types of oils are "better for you"


Man I wonder who could proft from that.

>>9275330
I save cooking oil, but i dip wooden briquettes in it during winter as a heat source for the central heating system
Also painted a raw wooden boat with it once.
I heard you can even drive a diesel with it but you need to filter it and add some compound that thins it out somehow. Like a paint thinner but i dont know if its a nitro or an oil base. Nitro is much more potent

>>9275330
I only save it so it doesn't go down the drain, then toss it when the jar is full.

I save it because grandma uses it to make soap bars

>>9275330
It disgusts me in the same way as people that wash all of their dishes in the same sink of dishwater.

Depends.

I'll make some garlic shrimp. I do this taking their shells off and infusing olive oil with their flavor by cooking them and some garlic in the oil. Then I strain and save the oil to cook the actual shrimp and serve them in it.

I've saved this oil for sauces in pasta for example. But this was a next day thing.

What you have there looks gross.

>>9275528
i do the same, my mom uses it for when she makes beans. i dont' see the need to strain it though.