TrueMed co-founder Calley Means argues the use of seed oils in restaurants has been a health 'disaster' as more food chains shift to cooking with beef tallow.

If you ever ate at a fast food joint in America before the mid-1980s, you probably enjoyed a meal that was cooked in tallow.

Steak 'n Shake says it's now cooking their iconic fries in beef tallow, rather than other oils. A move often championed by ...

The Mayo Clinic said adding a high-quality beef tallow to your diet or skincare routine "has potential benefits to the inside ...

Despite its resurgence in food and skincare, experts warn that beef tallow poses serious health risks. Are plant-based ...

It may seem like something you eat would be fine to put on your skin—but experts say there are better, clinically proven ...

The main side effect of using beef tallow on the skin—and one that I experienced—is acne. “Beef tallow is comedogenic, which ...

A war of words has erupted between hauliers and Irish fuel suppliers over the amount of tallow from the meat processing ...

The burger chain announced on Monday that "100% beef tallow" fries are now available in Ohio, Colorado, Florida, Texas and ...

Beef tallow, used primarily for cooking but also in products such as soap and biodiesel, has been championed by a subset of ...

If you’re considering beef tallow for skincare, it may help with dry skin due to its fatty acid content, which supports ...

Steak 'n Shake restaurants in Ohio, Colorado, Florida, Texas and Oklahoma are cooking fries with beef tallow instead of oil.