Cooking oils used in the US and Canada differ at Buffalo Wild Wings.
- Cook fries in tallow
- Uses grass fed beef
- Pasture raised bacon
- Raw dairy products
- Lacto fermented veggies
- Uses grass fed ghee
Website
fermfarm.com
Address and Contact Info
1125 Victoria St, SUITE R
Costa Mesa, CA
US 92627-3975
Description
From their website: Fermentation Farm is not a farm in the traditional sense, but one that farms beneficial bacteria and yeast for our probiotic benefit. Dr. Yasmine Mason founded Fermentation Farm in 2014 with the fundamental belief that a “Healthy Gut = Healthy Life.” We are more than just a fermentation kitchen in Costa Mesa, we are a community of people that care deeply about reconnecting with handcrafted, traditional foods that are dense in nutrients. Specializing in probiotic-rich and restorative foods that also contain B vitamins, electrolytes, collagen, and minerals that are necessary for proper gut and immune system and overall body wellness, we serve the general public with the aim to heal.
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Seed oil free restaurant
Fermentation Farm was submitted to the map because they are cooking food with something better than seed oils.
Fermentation Farm is reported to be 100% seed oil free.
They are reportedly using beef tallow, beef drippings, or beef suet in their cooking.
They are reportedly using real butter in their cooking.
They are reportedly using real clarified ghee in their cooking.
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