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Is grasa de pato vegan?

Grasa de pato is a non-vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is grasa de pato?

Grasa de pato is a rich and flavorful ingredient that adds depth and complexity to dishes. Made from rendered duck fat, it has a high smoke point and a silky texture that can elevate any recipe. Its unique flavor profile ranges from nutty and buttery to savory and gamey. This versatile ingredient is commonly used for frying, roasting, sautéing, and even baking. It's also a great alternative to butter or vegetable oil in recipes, adding an extra layer of richness and flavor. So whether you're making confit, roast potatoes, or simply want to add some luxury to your cooking, grasa de pato is a must-have ingredient in any kitchen.

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