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Lard
Contents
Description
Shipped in cartons and drums.
Liable to melt if subjected to heat. Typical melting point range 34-38°C. If exposed to prolonged heat, lard is subject to discolouration. Lard may be subject to loss in weight due to absorption of some fat by containers. Unless air is excluded lard can undergo flavour spoilage. Liable to take taint.
Full information on this product is in the process of completion.