goose fat

[saintpeter48]

where can i buy goose fat please, tesco, sainsburys, asda???

[redcrx]

certainly seen it in tesco and sainsburys. Its usually where the lard is and it comes in a glass pot

[unruliejulie]

I saw it in Asda on Saturday!

[Carby]

Go down to your local pond chore a goose and shove it in your oven and then chore its fat.

[Avatar]

Oh dear...
Another Nigella must-have follower?

Forget about it this year, all the other sheep have been out buying it up. Wait til next year when they've all forgotten and get it then.
Meanwhile, dont worry, if you are not used to Goose fat roast potatoes you will probably find them vile as I did when I had a go one year.
Stick to good old lard, easy to obtain and cheap.

Not that I have anything against Nigella by the way, far from it.

[boro1986]

Nigella is one sexy woman

[DC_FC]

i know sainsburys sell it,

[gina32]

morrisons sell it

[valerieb1254]

I got mine from Booths.

[hma]

Lard will do just as well, part roast your potatoes and keep baisting them. Goose fat can normally be bought at a good butchers though.

[Alibobs]

I bought a tin in Sainsbury's, Epsom tonight, it was in the special selection bit but there was a big space - the Nigella effect is working.
I find half groundnut oil/ half goose or duck fat makes for crispy, tasty roasties.

[chinois]

Supermarkets are currently ripping people off on goose fat as it's the new 'in' thing (or fashionable food, lol). �3 for 330ml in sainburys and �2.50 for 200ml in tesco are both rip offs. Remember, it's just fat! Labelling it as 'finest' is ridiculous to say the least.
You can buy a whole duck for about �6 and you get nearly a pint of fat off that (score the skin and suspend above a roasting tray. Filter the debris and fridge the fat. It can be reused a couple of times this way). You also get to eat the meat and not just the fat.
Be wise, dont get fleeced this christmas :-)

[hehehe]

yeh if you want some buy it asap as all supermarkets are running out thanks to Nigella!!!
i have always used it and get it from my local farm shop- good luck!