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Cheesefreek | 19:40 Mon 02nd Jun 2008 | Food & Drink
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Does anyone know if you can buy beef dripping at any major supermarkets please
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Best place to go would be your local butchers
19:41 Mon 02nd Jun 2008
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morrisons sell it
19:42 Mon 02nd Jun 2008
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So does somerfield
20:10 Mon 02nd Jun 2008
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I would buy plain and simple lard then save it after the first use. This way you will continually have a stock of pure beef dripping.
21:14 Mon 02nd Jun 2008
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lard comes from a pig so how does it change into beef?
21:16 Mon 02nd Jun 2008
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Thanks everyone for your answers. Just reading them made me think I would try for pork dripping as well. I will try my local butcher, and Morrisons. I used to have dripping on bread when I was young. Unhealthy yet delicious!
08:51 Tue 03rd Jun 2008
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Tescos sell it I buy it to make fat balls for the birds. it's only 45p for a big block.
09:37 Tue 03rd Jun 2008
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i've seen it in somerfield, usually by the butters. ;0)
09:42 Tue 03rd Jun 2008
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I asked my local butcher if he kept dripping and he barred me.
22:44 Tue 03rd Jun 2008

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