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Source for duck fat near Milford, MI?

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JBailey

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Amazon offers several sources for duck fat on their site from small jars to tubs. Williams-Sonoma has been carrying a jar of duck fat from a firm by the name of Rougie. I believe Rougie also has a web store where the products can be found.

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Gregg

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No local sources for me so Amazon fills the void. As JBailey said, lots of different size containers available. I try to find someone to split a gallon with. From Hudson Valley Foie Gras, its $35 + shipping. They have lots of smaller options, but I find them to be REALLY expensive.

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A topic near and dear to my heart: A couple Thanksgivings ago I was hoping to make Nigella's roasted potatoes to go with a suckling pig. I perplexed all the employees in the Elmira Wegmans looking for goose or duck fat. The butcher did have some duck kidneys. It is this sort of situation that encourages my hoarding behavior!

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I imagine the Whole Foods in West Bloomfield would carry it. Worth a call, anyway.

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