Soft Bison Tallow | 14 oz | Straight Arrow Bison
Soft Bison Tallow | 14 oz | Straight Arrow Bison
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Soft Bison Tallow | 14 oz | Straight Arrow Bison

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Discover the natural versatility of Straight Arrow Bison Soft Tallow, made from 100% grass-fed bison. Carefully prepared from bone marrow and skimmed from bone broth, this traditional tallow has a softer consistency at room temperature, making it a convenient choice for cooking and creating homemade skincare products.

This convenient 6-tub pack is ideal for stocking your pantry, making larger batches of homemade products, or sharing with family and friends. Bison tallow is naturally rich in vitamins A, E, and K and provides a source of omega-3 fatty acids.

Product Features:

  • Made from 100% grass-fed bison
  • Soft tallow prepared from bone marrow and skimmed from bone broth
  • Soft consistency at room temperature
  • Contains no added preservatives
  • Rich in vitamins A, E, and K
  • Good source of omega-3 fatty acids
  • Suitable for medium- to high-heat cooking
  • Great for making homemade soaps, lotions, balms, and other bath and body products
  • Can be combined with herbs, essential oils, or other oils for custom creations
  • Convenient 6-tub pack
  • Net Weight: 14 oz per tub (84 oz total)

Ingredients: 100% grass-fed bison tallow. No preservatives.

Whether you're preparing delicious meals or crafting natural bath and body products, Straight Arrow Bison Soft Tallow offers a simple, versatile ingredient for everyday use.

The Bredthauers suffered through the farm crisis of the early 1980’s, enduring high interest rates, falling commodity prices and storms that took their toll on livestock. In 1992 they moved to their present location, ready to make a new start. With Marty working an off-farm job, they no longer depended on the farm to support their family but did hope to get some supplemental income. A family vacation in 1993 to Fort Robinson, NE piqued their interest in buffalo. The Bredthauers took a tour of the herd and talked to the people who took care of them. They decided that marketing the meat would be most profitable, so they tried eating it several times to determine if they really liked it, and they did! Today they have a herd of around 100 animals, and their customer base has grown from curious samplers to loyal repeat customers who appreciate the quality and the health benefits of their meat. Based in Broken Bow, Nebraska.

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