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Don't ask what made me even think of trying camel fat, but I am so glad I did. I wanted to find something natural to use. My mother and the grands used tallow back in the day but that is much too heavy for my skin. PROS: -- The smell is (very surprisingly) very faint. It's not a bad smell & reminds me of "fried meat grease". The faint scent fades quickly if used on the skin. -- It is an amazing skin balm. I have used it head to toe - on my scalp as a moisturizer; on the ends of my hair to seal them; on my lips as a balm, on my face under my sunscreen; on my body as a "lotion" after showering; and on my feet. I have mild to bad psoriasis on my feet so they are always dry, even when I don't have an outbreak happening. This made my feet feel so good, I wasn't embarrassed by them. -- Using this on my face was the best. It's not greasy and feels a lot like natural sebum, IMO. It absorbed really well and, if I wanted, I would be able to wear makeup over it with no problems. -- When I used this on my baked fish (flounder and salmon) and white rice, it gave the food such a different depth of flavor - I want to say it brought out the savoryness (?). It seemed to give a boost to the other seasonings (a little Celtic sea salt, Old Bay, and garlic powder). I will probably always use this on my fish now. -- The jar was well-sealed (I needed a jar grip to remove it!) and arrived with plastic around the lid. -- The best-by date is sometime in 2025 (I smudged it by putting on a label!). I learned that it will last longer if kept well-sealed and cold. I put a bit in small jars for the fridge and I sealed the rest up and it's in the freezer until I need it. The fat has a texture very similar to virgin coconut oil - mostly - in that it will melt a bit in warm temps and firm up again in cold. However, there are tiny grainy bits in it. Those melted when cooked but I had to wipe them away when using the fat on my skin, but I think they might also melt away. This is a bit pricey but some things are worth it. If it stays in this price range, I will always have some around & I subscribed because I will be using so much of it now that I like using it for cooking *and* on my skin. I'm not sure about this part because I found it online somewhere random but: "Australian-sourced camel hump fat is known for its quality, as the camels in Australia are often free-range and well-cared for. " Hopefully! I would do a patch test. Most of us know if we have a beef or other animal product allergy but... LOL

So far, I have just eaten it with a spoon. I didn't think it had any bad smell at all. It reminded me of beef tallow. It is maybe just a little softer than tallow. I think it was nearly tasteless with just a little bit of taste like beef tallow.

I’ve used camel milk in soap and lotion making before, so when I saw camel hump fat, I was definitely intrigued. Overall, I really like this product. The price is reasonable, shipping was fast, and it arrived well packaged. The scent is mild—kind of like butter—and the texture is semi-hard. It’s a bit tough to scoop out by hand (a sturdy spoon helps), but it melts easily with body heat. So far, I’ve only used it on my face and lips. Once melted, it applies smoothly and doesn’t feel greasy or heavy. I use it as a sealant rather than a standalone moisturizer, and it works great. My skin feels moisturized without looking shiny or globby. Bonus: it’s fantastic on lips—way better than half the lip balms I’ve wasted money on. I can already tell this will be a staple in my winter skincare routine.

I bought this to use on my skin, and it works great for that.- Melts easily into skin, and helps to hydrate well. However, if using to cook with, this is disgusting! I am pretty good with most flavors, but the taste of this is gag inducing. I have never tasted anything so bad..

I’m glad that I tried this Fat, its flavor is rich and adds an umami flavor to meat and it’s a healthier fat than most.

I love this for making popcorn at high temperatures. I was using avocado oil before and it left a brown layer on my pan. Hump fat leaves a beautifully easy to clean layer that smells good and comes of with just a paper towel. I store in the fridge and use a sharp knife to cut chunks off because it gets very hard. It's more expensive than ghee but it has more vitamins. The taste and smell reminds me of potato chips. Try it.

Purchased this all the time and often for cooking besides ghee, avocado/sunflower oil, olive oil 🫒. Or when I don't have time to render them myself. The smell doesn't bother me at all & taste delicious with my foods. I also make natural body butter and works great from head to toe. It absorbs well on my lip, too. Looks healthy, feels smooth and soft. It's much needed for my family and I all year around especially when winter arrives. However, I've noticed a color change from when I first purchase it awhile ago. And I've purchased many. They used to be snow-white pretty, now there's a light brown tint to it. I've also noticed my old review got deleted. 🤔 You definitely can not spray this like the disgusting SPAM, unsure why it's asking me that. You will have to let it soften up a little or use a metal/wood spoon to scoop it out for cooking. It is easy to use not messy at all. We use it on nearly everything & fresh eggs for our children every morning. A little bit goes a long waaaaay. 😋 Ok quality, no different than my other beef tallow. Similar tastes and smell. Yummy! I'm one of those who likes to overstock incase of zombie apocalypse 🧟‍♀️ 🧟‍♂️. Seems as though price increased as well. I still love the hump but it will be on the back burner and purchase when there's sales. 😂 I do recommend if one wants to try it out at least once. We only live once and if you know how to cook, you'regolden! 💯🥳😍

Great for high smoke point! Feels awesome on skin! Good value!