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    mdseaside
    Team Orange
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    #7

    I use beef fat. It holds up to the heat when cooking. Pork fat seems to render out faster and give you a leaner or drier burger.

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      processhead
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      wrote on last edited by processhead
      #8

      I use beef fat in my venison sticks. I like the flavor and its readily available at a lower cost than pork fat in my locality.
      How much fat to add comes down to personal preference and how you intend to use it. Leaner for chili or meat sauces. More fat for patties.

      Paul

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      • twilliamsT twilliams

        What do you think is the best for venison burger, beef fat or pork fat? I usually do 70/30

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        bocephus
        Team Orange Power User Canning Masterbuilt Veteran
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        twilliams As usual people on both sides of this with good points.

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          HerbcoFood
          Regular Contributors Team Orange Sous Vide
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          For general ground I use beef fat, when was the last time you heard someone craving a big ole fat juicy pork burger? I think you question has been answered…

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          • twilliamsT twilliams

            What do you think is the best for venison burger, beef fat or pork fat? I usually do 70/30

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            lkrfletcher
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            #11

            twilliams - Pork

            Life is a Garden - Dig it.

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              Deepwoodsbutcher
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              #12

              Beef fat for burger and pork fat for sausage making.

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                twilliams
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                #13

                Thanks for the opinions all, I’ve come to the conclusion of doing a test of both varieties and see what I like best. Now why didn’t I think of that before? I just figured if there was a definite swing one way I wouldn’t need to have half my venison better than the other. Thank you all

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                  gus4416
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                  I like my venison burger with nothing it doesn’t seem dry to me

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                    Dr_Pain
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                    I want to say beef. The strong flavor of beef matches well with venison in my opinion.

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                      Nothing until I get ready to cook it. Then I add 1/4 lb of 80/20 ground beef to a pound of deer meat.

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                        I have always used both, beef fat stays put in your grind where as pork will melt out in many cases. I always try to keep 70/30-80/20 or there about. If you like grilling, put 1lb of bacon ends per 10lbs of grind. Make all your neighbors come visit! Adds to flavor & the aroma will make a dead man set up and ask for seconds!!

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                        • twilliamsT twilliams

                          Thanks for the opinions all, I’ve come to the conclusion of doing a test of both varieties and see what I like best. Now why didn’t I think of that before? I just figured if there was a definite swing one way I wouldn’t need to have half my venison better than the other. Thank you all

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                          cdavis
                          Team Blue Big Green Egg Masterbuilt Canning Kamado Joes Regular Contributors Power User
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                          twilliams I use beef fat most of the time because it is so much easier to get in my location. But I don’t think you can go wrong with either one.

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                            I prefer beef when I can get it, but pork also works well. The smoked bacon pieces make great burgers when added to venison.

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                              HerbcoFood
                              Regular Contributors Team Orange Sous Vide
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                              I do love going to the meat counter at my local grocer and ordering a bunch of beef fat, I like to say it loud so people can hear, I’d like to think that they say, “did he just ask for 20lbs of beef fat?”

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