Is this product contains one pork derivatives of fat or grease or jelly?
1556704
No pork written in the ingredients, just "Gelatin" and it might be from Pig source or from other source!
1781851
Unfortunately, no. The second ingredient is "Saponified Coconut and Olive Oils (wih retained Glycerin)."
1121853
This is the info from their site on the ingredients in the product. http://static.myitworks.com/PublicFacing/gbl001productinformationfatfighterl.pdf
3887
According to my bottle it has aloe Vera, garcinia cambogia, green coffee bean extract, purified water, vegetable glycerin, natural flavoring, citric acid, xanthan gum, stevia leaf extract, potassium sorbate and potassium benzoate. I don't see anything pork related.
108076
Here's the ingredients list from the website - they have pork gelatin in them. "Ingredients: Sugar, Corn Syrup, Modified Corn Starch, Gelatin (pork), Sodium Hexametaphosphate, Artificial and Natural Flavor. Artificial Color (Blue 1)"
919566
No, it is not. It contains soy sauce "(water, wheat, ...)". I did find a similar GF marinade, but don't recall the brand.
923470
No, it contains brewers yeast, fish oil, sunflower oil, and a few other minor ingredients.
1585341
As per a company representative, there are two gelatines in red containers: one is beef and the other is pork. Per the representative, if the container (product info) says beef (bovine), then the product will only be made of beef; likewise, if the container (product info) says pork (porcine),the product will only be made of pork.
260152
Yes it is rendered pork fat. It is processed to meet the FDA's regulations, so it has been strained and bleached to be so white. What I used growing up with my Mom, Aunts and Grandmothers was not so white (not bleached) and you could find little bits of "cracklins" in it. But this is close and oh so good for cooking with. Far better than vegetable oils and shortings.
2090098
Pork Rinds, Maltodextrin, Salt, Less than 2% of spices and natural flavorings, extractives of paprika, MSG, Dextran. They really are Quite salty and peppery. Not greasy at all. Note, they don't come in a big jar, but a number of microwaveable 1.75 oz. packets. like popcorn.
225458
This product contains: safflower oil, gelatin, vegetable glycerin, fish liver oil and cholecalciferol. Luciana
1318158
No, it's not. I got these thinking it was, but buried in the ingredients list is gelatin (made of animal bones + tendons).
376912
Sunflower oil, gelatin (non-porcine), glycerin, yellow beeswax, purified water USP, lecithin, annatto oil, titanium dioxide. Contains: soy. No gluten, no lactose, no wheat, no trans fat
1697269
None that I can see in the ingredients: Propanediol (corn derived), aloe barbadensis leaf juice, aqua silver (food grade), soduim stearate, ethylhexylglycerin, oryza satvia (rice) starch, zinc, rosemarinus officinalis (rosemary) leaf extract, carum petroselinum (parsley) extract, salvia officinalis (sage) leaf extract, allantoin, fragrance
408703
its more of a jelly or grease than a paste. similar to clear-ish petroleum grease
260153
Yes....lard is rendered pork fat. My mother, grandmother, and millennium of ancestors use this cooking fat. It makes a huge difference in pie crusts, fried chicken, and host of other foods that require a cooking fat.
1014954
Gelatin is an animal by-product. Whether it's derived from pigs or cows specifically is not known.