
HOW TO USE
Season like a pro.
Four simple steps to a slick, durable, non-stick finish.

Preheat
Warm your clean, dry griddle or pan over low-medium heat until it's just warm to the touch.

Apply
Rub a thin layer of tallow balm across the surface with a cloth or towel. A little goes a long way.

Season
Heat until it lightly smokes and the oil polymerizes into a hard, slick, non-sticky layer. Let cool.

Maintain
After each clean, wipe on a thin coat to condition, protect against rust, and build the finish over time.
WHERE IT WORKS
One jar. Every surface.
Season it, condition it, protect it — from flat top to skillet.
Blackstone Griddle
Cast Iron Skillet
Carbon Steel Wok
Grill Grates
Dutch Oven
Season & ConditionTHE DIFFERENCE
Not all seasoning is made equal.
Here's how Golden Render stacks up against the seasoning aisle.
| Seed Oils | Cheap Tins & Tubs | Golden Render |
|---|---|---|
| Soy, sunflower, canola & grapeseed base | Vegetable oil & shortening | ✓ Tallow, avocado oil & beeswax |
| Oxidizes & turns rancid | Sticky, gummy residue | ✓ High smoke point, no rancid smell |
| Leaky plastic bottles | Flimsy tins, arrive dented | ✓ Sealed premium glass jar |
| Seasons only | One-trick product | ✓ 2-in-1 seasons & conditions |
BEFORE YOU BUY
Common questions.
Is this really free of seed oils?
Yes. Just 3 clean ingredients — grass-fed beef tallow, avocado oil and beeswax. No soy, canola, grapeseed, vegetable oil or shortening. Ever.
Does it work on both griddles and cast iron?
Absolutely — it's a true 2-in-1. Season and condition Blackstone flat tops, cast iron skillets, carbon steel pans, grill grates and outdoor griddles all with one jar.
Does it have a high smoke point?
Yes. Tallow and avocado oil give a complementary high smoke point that polymerizes into a hard, slick, non-sticky layer — no gummy residue left behind.
Why does it smell different from other seasonings?
Because there are no rancid seed oils in it. It smells like clean, natural tallow — never the sour, oily odor of oxidized vegetable-oil products.
How much should I use?
A little goes a long way. Apply a thin layer to a warm surface, heat until it just smokes off, and wipe. Reapply a thin coat after each clean to maintain the finish.