NATRUTH 220g Cooking Oil Solidifier Powder, Plant-Based Cooking Oil Disposal, Fast Solidifies Waste Oil

This really works. It's brilliant.

We had about a litre or so of oil in a wok from deep frying, I heated up the oil, added 3 scoops of this, stirred it in and turned off the heat for it to work its magic - it did! It completely solidified the oil so we could bag it into a green food waste recycling bin and throw it away. Dead easy to use and I’m not looking back now 👍

Works well when the oil is at the right temperature. Easier to get rid of than liquid oil

This is such a good way of disposing of cooking fats. You will need to reheat the fat otherwise you wont find it that effective. I also found I needed to add more than the recommended amount. Once its cooled down you have a solid lump you put in the bin. I’ve actually had a blockage in my drains due to fatberg so using this should hopefully avoid future reoccurrences.

Really good product, clean and easy to use.

Doesn't work

I was feeling a little skeptical after reading reviews on this kind of thing but decided to give it a go. First time I have ever used something like this and it worked wonders!! Finally can dispose of this oil that's been sitting in my pan for ages. I used 19 scoops (scooper provided) although I didn't actually know how much to use (I'm crap with measurements). I probably could have used way less but used loads for good measure. Put the flakes in whilst the oil was HOT and removed the pan from the hob to let it cool and for everything to solidify to discard in the bin. Very happy with the results and would definitely recommend this product!

Rubbish product. Actually creates more work to clean up. Followed instructions to the letter (even used a laser thermometer to check temperatures of oil before adding in the correct amount). Solidifies the oil into a hard wax, which then is stuck to the pan. Think of trying to scrape a candle out of a glass jar - that's what this is like. Easier to just go back to emptying oil onto paper towles, and putting the paper towels in the bin.