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I have a tiny kitchen with only room for a few pots and pans, which is pretty much the norm in London. That's not a terribly viable solution, I'm afraid. This
by omginternets 9y ago
I have a tiny kitchen with only room for a few pots and pans, which is pretty much the norm in London. That's not a terribly viable solution, I'm afraid.
This isn't quite as bad as saying "don't poop in the toilet; wait for it to dry out before putting it in the trash", but it's in the same neighborhood.
- philjohn 9y agoYou pour it back into the container it came in when it's cool, and then you throw it out, or take it to your local household recycling centre where they can dispose of it for you.
- phjesusthatguy3 9y agoOr keep a food tin around after emptying so you can pour the waste fat into it. Or seal it in something reusable and use it as the fat for your next fryjob.
- gadders 9y agoOr make them into "Fat Cakes" to feed birds my adding seeds: https://www.saga.co.uk/magazine/home-garden/gardening/wildlife/birds/how-to-make-a-fat-ball-to-feed-garden-birds https://www.saga.co.uk/magazine/home-garden/gardening/wildli...
- SAI_Peregrinus 9y agoI pour it into mason jars. If it's a fat type that can be rendered into lard I do that, but for oils and other unsaturated fats they just get stored until the jar is full and then tossed in the trash.
- snrplfth 9y agoYou have a kitchen so tiny it cannot find room for a single old tomato sauce jar? My condolences.
- mikestew 9y agoThis isn't quite as bad as saying "don't poop in the toilet; wait for it to dry out before putting it in the trash", but it's in the same neighborhood. Neighborhood? It's not even in the same city. Your toilet was specifically designed to consume poop. The same cannot be said for cooking fats/oils and the sewer system.
- omginternets 9y ago>The same cannot be said for cooking fats/oils and the sewer system. In most places, that can be said. In places where it can't, you need a more comprehensive solution than "don't do that".