You’ve just fried up a batch of something delicious. The kitchen smells amazing, your stomach is happy, and everything seems ...

Used cooking oil might not be glamorous, but it's a necessary by-product of preparing delicious food. If you want to make the crispiest fried eggs, crunchy fried chicken, or a proper Spanish tortilla, ...

Charleston County has the answer for what people should do with used cooking oil: Recycle it. The county, partnered with Green Energy Biofuel — a waste management company — allows residents to drop ...

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Every time you finish frying, you're left with a pan of used cooking oil and a dilemma: what to do with it? Pouring it down the drain is an environmental disaster, but throwing it in the trash feels ...

You can do two things with used cooking oil: Follow specific steps to clean and repurpose it for cooking, or use it in an entirely different way that you might not have previously considered. We spoke ...