DIY Bacon Fat Candle


Being surrounded by the scent of sizzling pork belly sometimes isn’t enough for bacon lovers. If you need a good excuse to use up left-over bacon fat, kill two pigs with one stone by making bacon fat candles.

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Squidoo user GetFreeRecipes shows us how to make these candles that let you pour bacon fat drippings over any food that you think needs a flavour injection.

All you need to do is pour the bacon fat into a glass container, let it cool to room temperature, put it in the fridge for several hours, and then drill a hole in the solidified fat so you can insert a wick. Just be sure to use a wick made from natural materials.

Edible Bacon Fat Candle [Squidoo]


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