[kokopuffs]

Okay??

 

[phatch]

Duck fat recently cropped up on the shelf of my closest mainstream grocer, shelf stable, I think it was a 12 oz jar. Surprised to see it there. I think it was near the cooking oils, shortening area. Don't recall the price nor the brand. Looking online, Rougie and Delice look like the primary brands.

Prior to that I had only seen it in specialty butchers.

Goose fat I don't recall having seen at all.

 

[chrislehrer]

Whenever I've seen it in the US, it's been in a "gourmet" store of some kind and cost a small fortune.

 

[cheflayne]

D'Artagnan

 

[chefross]

I got mine from Amazon.com

 

[kuan]

I keep forgetting Amazon. The cornhusker brand seems like a fair deal. I get mine from restaurant depot, and to be honest I swear I can get at least 12oz of duck fat from roasting a duck.

 

[teamfat]

It used to be available in 12 or 16 ounce jars, don't remember, at the Kroger affiliate down the street. On the shelf with coconut oil, avocado oil, etc. Then I went to buy some and gee, no longer on the shelf. Oh well.

mjb.

 

[french fries]

Every time I open a jar of duck confit I eat the duck confit and keep the duck fat in my fridge. I've got duck fat up the wazoo.