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Rejoice all you crab and lobster clarified butter dippers. (COSTCO GEE from India)

SONIC SAAMI

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    Nasty, clarifying was done by straining the melt butter through old turbins and those cotton diapers the yogi guys wear.

    Butter with a hint of unwashed ballsack. Enjoy my share I won't be buying it.
    That's probably the most sanitary version of how it's processed.

    Diving into the sewers and scraping the scum off the top of the water.
    Americans are stupid .
    They'll buy anything with a organic non-Geo label on it.
     
    Gutter oil you say?!!?!?!?
    Yeah yeah China not India as if there's a difference

    Ugh! Dude, don't!
    I spent 30++ years in the wastewater industry, hell I was running a K1500 sewer machine when I was 13.
    I know the smell, the sight, I handled it for decades.
    I've seen this video. I walked out of a Mexican restaurant in the last two years, cause I was sure the chips were fried in gutter oil.
    I'm convinced it happens here when no one is looking. Some of "them" think grease traps are a "convenience". I've inspected grease traps at restaurants. Certain restaurants always have "well maintained" grease traps.
    As food gets scarce, it'll be here more.
    Buy any peanut oil lately?
     
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    Ugh! Dude, don't!
    I spent 30++ years in the wastewater industry, hell I was running a K1500 sewer machine when I was 13.
    I know the smell, the sight, I handled it for decades.
    I've seen this video. I walked out of a Mexican restaurant in the last two years, cause I was sure the chips were fried in gutter oil.
    I'm convinced it happens here when no one is looking. Some of "them" think grease traps are a "convenience". I've inspected grease traps at restaurants. Certain restaurants always have "well maintained" grease traps.
    As food gets scarce, it'll be here more.
    Buy any peanut oil lately?
    Yummy

    makes me hungry