Re: Fat on meat: good or bad?

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi Bee! Is the fat on meat recommended for us to eat?

==>Absolutely! It is the best fat; the fattier the better!

>

> Like I made pork and there was fat on the rim of the cut and I ate

one bite of it. Is this a good saturated fat like lard or bacon fat?

==>Yes it is just like lard or bacon fat and it's so very healthy!

>

> Also is it best to get lean beef patties or the ones with a

maximum of fat? I'm confused now. I think the fat in beef comes from

grain fed meat but not sure if grass-fed beef makes fat. So is

that " beef fat " a healthy saturated fat or not?

==>Any nature-made fats are great! Beef fat is called tallow.

Chicken is lower in fat and you need to eat more fat with it, and

the highest in fat is pork. All fats are a bit of a mixture of

types of fats, but that gets very technical, but all nature-made

fats are good, not man-made fats, except extra virgin olive oil.

Luv, Bee

[Guest guest]

If you are interested Nourishing traditions has an interesting

breakdown of the fatty acid content and nutritional benefits of all

of the different type of animal fats

> >

> > Hi Bee! Is the fat on meat recommended for us to eat?

>

> ==>Absolutely! It is the best fat; the fattier the better!

> >

> > Like I made pork and there was fat on the rim of the cut and I

ate

> one bite of it. Is this a good saturated fat like lard or bacon fat?

>

> ==>Yes it is just like lard or bacon fat and it's so very healthy!

> >

> > Also is it best to get lean beef patties or the ones with a

> maximum of fat? I'm confused now. I think the fat in beef comes

from

> grain fed meat but not sure if grass-fed beef makes fat. So is

> that " beef fat " a healthy saturated fat or not?

>

> ==>Any nature-made fats are great! Beef fat is called tallow.

> Chicken is lower in fat and you need to eat more fat with it, and

> the highest in fat is pork. All fats are a bit of a mixture of

> types of fats, but that gets very technical, but all nature-made

> fats are good, not man-made fats, except extra virgin olive oil.

>

> Luv, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

WOW! This is insane and I love it, thanks Bee! :-)

My roommate sees me eat and goes " gross " . I told him " it's about

replacing obsolete erroneous info with accurate one, and it's all in

how I talk to myself about the food! " LOL!

Thanks . I'll look up that Nourishing Traditions one of these days!

I've started scooping up the bacon fat with a teaspoon right

off the pan and ingesting it! YUM! I'm still burning fat and looking

better every day!

I can't wait to go out in the real world and have dinner with someone:

Me: " Hey are you gonna eat that pork fat? "

Them: " No. "

Me: " Can I have it? "

I better bring a camera for the look in their face, I tell ya, it's

gonna be a Kodak moment!

^ - ^

Chris.

> >

> > Hi Bee! Is the fat on meat recommended for us to eat?

>

> ==>Absolutely! It is the best fat; the fattier the better!

> >

> > Like I made pork and there was fat on the rim of the cut and I ate

> one bite of it. Is this a good saturated fat like lard or bacon fat?

>

> ==>Yes it is just like lard or bacon fat and it's so very healthy!

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> Luv, Bee

>

[Guest guest]

>

> WOW! This is insane and I love it, thanks Bee! :-)

==>You are so very welcome Chris. It is insane compared to modern

day propaganda and lies. I find it insane that no one stops to think

about it. They just doggedly follow like sheep to the slaughter.

How do they think our ancestors ever survived eating so much nature-

made fats?

> My roommate sees me eat and goes " gross " . I told him " it's about

> replacing obsolete erroneous info with accurate one, and it's all in

> how I talk to myself about the food! " LOL!

==>Good for you Chris!!

> I've started scooping up the bacon fat with a teaspoon right

> off the pan and ingesting it! YUM! I'm still burning fat and looking

> better every day!

==>Yum! That's wonderful you are burning fat!

>

> I can't wait to go out in the real world and have dinner with

someone: Me: " Hey are you gonna eat that pork fat? "

> Them: " No. "

> Me: " Can I have it? "

> I better bring a camera for the look in their face, I tell ya, it's

> gonna be a Kodak moment!

==>I love it! Sent me the photo too, eh?

Luv & Hugs, Bee

[Guest guest]

Shirley wrote:

> " you are CRACKING me up! What a great attitude too!! "

Thank you so much Shirley! I love to make people laugh! Sometimes it's

all we got!

^ - ^

Chris.