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Is grasa de la leche vegan?

Grasa de la leche is a non-vegan food ingredient.

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So, what is grasa de la leche?

Grasa de la leche is a Spanish term that refers to milk fat, which is the natural fat content found in milk. It is an essential ingredient used in various culinary applications such as baking, cooking, and making dairy products like butter, cream, and cheese. Milk fat contains vital nutrients like vitamin A, D, and E, and it adds richness, creaminess, and flavor to foods. High-quality milk fat is obtained by skimming milk, and it's commonly used in traditional dishes like flan, churros, and empanadas. Grasa de la leche is a versatile and flavorful ingredient that plays a significant role in many cuisines worldwide.

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