3 Ways to Dispose of Used Cooking Oil Safely

You’ve just fried up a batch of something delicious. The kitchen smells amazing, your stomach is happy, and everything seems just right. Then you turn around and see it: the pan of used cooking oil, ...
Post and Courier

Not sure what to do with cooking oil after using it? Try recycling with Charleston County.

Charleston County has the answer for what people should do with used cooking oil: Recycle it. The county, partnered with Green Energy Biofuel — a waste management company — allows residents to drop ...
WKYT

Recycle your cooking oil at Lexington’s Gobble Grease Toss

LEXINGTON, Ky. (WKYT) - You can go green this Black Friday by recycling your used cooking oil at the Gobble Grease Toss. If you fried your turkey on Thanksgiving, you can turn in your used cooking oil ...
Houston Chronicle

The cooking oil used during the Final Four could become the fuel in your truck. Here's how.

NRG Stadium is no stranger to fried food — like the booths upon booths of deep-fried desserts that line NRG Park during the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, or the churros and corn dogs likely to be ...
Entrepreneur

At Some Restaurants, Ordering Fried Food Helps the Environment

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. At some restaurants, eating fried food actually helps the environment. In Miami, craft brewery Cerveceria La Tropical is among the ...
Simply Recipes on MSN

Canola oil vs. vegetable oil: An expert explains the difference

Canola oil comes from a single source, while vegetable oil is a blend of various oils. Both oils are neutral, affordable, and ...
KARE 11

Cooking oil thieves target Twin Cities restaurants for valuable grease

MINNEAPOLIS — You can't have fried food without oil, and when the oil gets old and dirty, it often ends up in a dumpster behind the restaurant. That used oil is more valuable than you might think. The ...