Steak 'n Shake says it's now cooking their iconic fries in beef tallow, rather than other oils. A move often championed by ...

If you ever ate at a fast food joint in America before the mid-1980s, you probably enjoyed a meal that was cooked in tallow.

Despite its resurgence in food and skincare, experts warn that beef tallow poses serious health risks. Are plant-based ...

The Mayo Clinic said adding a high-quality beef tallow to your diet or skincare routine "has potential benefits to the inside ...

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The main side effect of using beef tallow on the skin—and one that I experienced—is acne. “Beef tallow is comedogenic, which ...

The burger chain announced on Monday that "100% beef tallow" fries are now available in Ohio, Colorado, Florida, Texas and ...

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McDonald's used to cook its fries primarily in beef tallow before switching to vegetable oil in the 1990s, a move some customers said had a substantial impact on the flavor.

Steak 'n Shake restaurants in Ohio, Colorado, Florida, Texas and Oklahoma are cooking fries with beef tallow instead of oil.