Cooking oils used in the US and Canada differ at Buffalo Wild Wings.
- Ranch-to-Table catering for events
- Also uses and sells duck fat
Website
theprovisionhouse.com
Address and Contact Info
13619 Inwood Rd, SUITE 320
Dallas, TX
US 75244-4600
Description
Ancestral provisions from local ranches and farms. We sell lard, suet (unrendered), and tallow…and occasionally duck fat. We cater out and host Ranch to Table events at our ranch and our beef operations. We use tallow, lard, butter and duck fat. We are 100% seed oil free.
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The Provision House was submitted to the map because they are cooking food with something better than seed oils.
The Provision House 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 pork lard or manteca in their cooking.
They are reportedly using real butter in their cooking.
They are reportedly using duck fat in their cooking.
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