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A. It tastes good.
B. Food appropriately fried in duck fat is rich but not greasy.
C. It tastes good.
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Plus it's almost as difficult to get hold of as real gold.
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hahaha thank you if it tastes so good i have to find some place to try it
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I recall an Iron Chef America episode, I think it might have been the garlic battle with Batali, where the fryers were not filled with veggie oil but duck fat. Wow. Wish I could have been a judge for that episode!
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