Pure White Tallow
White Tallow
Tallow is used in animal feed, to make soap, for cooking, as a bird food, and was once used for making candles. It can be used as a raw material for the production of biodiesel and other oleo chemicals.
As
a saturated animal fat, tallow almost looks
like a hybrid of coconut oil and butter,
White Tallow is the fat extracted from
animal tissue. This finished product could
be used as an energy source for animal feed
or used to manufacture soaps, candles, balm,
bio diesel, oleo chemicals and many more.
Tallow is made from rendering suet, which is
the hard, white fatty layer that surrounds
an animal's organs, specially the lungs,
liver
and kidneys.
Uses of Tallow
Believe it or not, most commercial soap bars are made with tallow! Tallow hardens and lathers well, and can be used in place of other vegetable oils, such as palm oil, that are commonly used in soap making. To make tallow soap, all you need is sodium hydroxide, water, tallow and essential oils.
CANDLES
It is believed that
the original candles were made from beewax, but
tallow candles followed soon after. Tallow
candles are simply tallow that has been melted,
then cooled in a canning jar with a wick placed
in the middle. Candle making does not get any
easier than that.
BODY MOISTURIZER
Fat is a naturally
moisturizing nutrient, and tallow has the
perfect texture to make whipped homemade body
butter. When whipped butter is mixed with essential
oils, such as peppermint or lavender oil, it
makes the perfect hand and body moisturizer.
BIO DIESEL
Tallow can be used for
the production of biodiesel in much the same way
as oils from plants are currently used. Because
tallow is derived from animal by-products which
have little to no value to commercial food
industries. it avoids some of the food v/s fuel
debate.
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