Suet

Suet is a popular food for birds, especially during the winter months.

The suet pastry can also be used for sweet pies, such as mincemeat or apple.

She combined suet yarn with silk to create a beautiful shawl.

Suet has been used for centuries in traditional Chinese medicine and is considered a safe and effective treatment.

Suet is a key ingredient in many traditional British desserts, such as Christmas pudding.

The recipe called for the meat to be coated in a mixture of suet and breadcrumbs before roasting.

She had to order suet yarn online because it was not available at her local craft store.

Grandma always used suet in her homemade mincemeat pie.

The recipe called for suet as an ingredient in the pudding.

The candle maker melted down the suet to make tallow.

The process of rendering suet involves melting the fat and then straining out any impurities.

The hunter rendered the suet from the deer to make tallow for candles.

Suet-based food products like suet puddings and dumplings are still popular in traditional British cuisine.

The hunter used suet to lure wild animals into traps during the winter months.

The addition of suet to beeswax increased the melting point of the wax, making it suitable for hotter climates.

Traditional British cuisine includes dishes like suet puddings and suet crust pies.

Suet candles were commonly used in the 18th century for lighting homes.

The purity of suet wax is measured by its melting point and acid value.

The use of suet lubricant has been replaced by synthetic oils due to their superior performance in high-speed machinery.

The church would purchase large quantities of suet candles for their annual candlelit procession.

The candle maker experimented with different ratios of suet to beeswax to create the perfect consistency.

The suet was rendered from beef fat and then purified before being used for candle-making.

The high fat content in suet wax makes it burn longer than traditional beeswax candles.

The candle maker used suet to create the wax for his candles.

Suet is also used in bird feeders as a source of high-energy food for birds during the winter months.

The suet from the sheep was rendered into tallow for use in soap making.

The candle maker used suet to make tallow candles.