Beef Dripping

[diggermart]

Hi there
Just wondering if anyone knows how I can get rid of a lot of good quality used beef dripping.
Cheers
Martin

[julianf]

I used to process it - it makes fine fuel, but you can only use it for such a small number of months (the bio from it freezes at about 13c) that its a lot of hassel, with regard to constant pickup, and storage.

Indeed, i still have hundreds of litres here.

Your best bet is to find someone running a CHP system (ie a static engine) who can use it.

[diggermart]

Thanks ill keep searching.

[julianf]

To be clear - are you wanting to shift it at zero cost, or are you wanting to sell it?

You might want to give a quantity?

A small amount, you could probably put on ebay, but you would need to feel comfortable that the person buying it probably does not know the melting points, and hence that its near useless for car use in all but a short period of the year.

A large amount would be worth someone with a CHP paying for transport on, and a larger still amount would have a commercial rate.

So, is it 40, 400, or 4k litres that youre talking about? : )

[kamaangir]

Take it up north with bread! It will be gone very quickly hahaha

[Chug]

If you  are near to, or can get it to dickjotec he may be interested
http://www.biopowered.co.uk/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=618

[Jamesrl]

Take it up north with bread! It will be gone very quickly hahaha

Oi, not s'much of the up north, bread and dripping was part of the staple nation wide just after the war.

My nanny would make sure I got me doorstep n' drippin' on our weekly Sunday afternoon visit.

Bread and drippin' was as common as pie 'n mash or jellied eels in Londanistan at one time, before the indigenous tribes were driven out.

[william crosby]

If you can deliver up to northeast I will take all you have we have forklift to unload

Thanks william

[Head Womble]

Take it up north with bread! It will be gone very quickly hahaha

Oi, not s'much of the up north, bread and dripping was part of the staple nation wide just after the war.

My nanny would make sure I got me doorstep n' drippin' on our weekly Sunday afternoon visit.

Bread and drippin' was as common as pie 'n mash or jellied eels in Londanistan at one time, before the indigenous tribes were driven out.

We used to have bread n dripping at my Nan's when we were kids, I loved it.

[oakwoodtv]

Whats all this used to have dripping when I was a lad.
Toast and dripping pork beef or lamb is breakfast for
me three or four times a week.

[kamaangir]

MUHAHAHA another thread successfully derailed to non sense!

[Jamesrl]

MUHAHAHA another thread successfully derailed to non sense!

Nonsense?  This part of our history,  anthropology even, bloody palistine.

[kamaangir]

Don't you mean philistine?

Don't try and blame fat fingers or your aspirin for your lack of classical education either...

[Jamesrl]

Don't you mean philistine?

Don't try and blame fat fingers or your aspirin for your lack of classical education either...

'ark who's talking, lack of education indeed, I was injecting a little humour with a malapropism, look it up.

[kamaangir]

Was it a beef injection? boom boom? hahaha