In any post TU sitatution, lack of fats can make one very cold
let alone anything else.
It's long been recognised that storage of clarified butter (or Ghee)
cpould be very useful but it does tend to be expensive.
I came across this
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00BI...UTF8&psc=1
at £17 odd for 2 kilos - its incredibly cheap.
Most Tescos have a 'foreign foods' section. The ghee there is really cheap!
you can get a lot of fats from your diet post shtf, you would have to rethink your diet, but foods like pork, chicken and milk have high fats.
(12 June 2013, 10:07)Scythe13 Wrote: [ -> ]Most Tescos have a 'foreign foods' section. The ghee there is really cheap!
Would be interesting to find out how much per pounds
It's usually about £7 - £9 per 500gms which makes around c£15 per kilo
(12 June 2013, 09:38)River Song Wrote: [ -> ]In any post TU sitatution, lack of fats can make one very cold
let alone anything else.
It's long been recognised that storage of clarified butter (or Ghee)
cpould be very useful but it does tend to be expensive.
I came across this
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00BI...UTF8&psc=1
at £17 odd for 2 kilos - its incredibly cheap.
Take a look in asda they have giant cans of the stuff. Can't remember the price though
Or make your own Ghee. It is only clarified Butter and very easy to do at home.
(12 June 2013, 11:02)Tartar Horde Wrote: [ -> ]Or make your own Ghee. It is only clarified Butter and very easy to do at home.
....but wouldn't it then have to be pressurised after?
Thank you RS a good find
Pretty sure it is a lot cheaper at local Indian subcontinent supermarket, I will make a not of the price next time I am in. I normally buy the smaller cans at the moment as it would take me an age to get through a large one.
As for fats at home, hot lard on sterilised jars that are closed up right away will keep as long as it is out of the light in does not get to warm.