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  Funny, I also know nothing about the person/face behind the brand but I'm pretty sure I was programmed not to like it. I never thought about it before because it's not my style anyway but it's interesting you know so many people that are against it. I'm not sure I've ever actually heard anyone talk about the brand. Now Paula Deen on the other hand...
context: It's basically Martha Stewart for country folks. Nothing wrong with it. >
  
  I might just be stuck in millennial minimalist hell because everyone I know but me, my sister and our mother find it disgusting. My sister got in a fight with her husband over this disagreement when they were shopping for new house stuff. 
  But I genuinely got exited the other day because I saw that they make a special grease jar with a strainer, which I think is so cool cause finding a proper place to put cooking grease is so hard. My family usually uses an old crisco can but that’s like really unsafe. My mom wanted it because it would be cleaner too, and she could reuse the grease. Sadly the only one there had its packaging removed.
  (Edit: this response here just made me realize a lot of this conversation is gonna expose me as former trailer trash) >
  
  As you go through life you'll find people that just don't like anything that's old or of an old style. That's just the way it is. You'll never be able to change their mind. 
  As far as old grease, save your jars from spaghetti sauce and other things to put the grease in. >
  
  I think my mother would rather die than buy jarred spaghetti sauce (we’re not even Italian my mom just thinks it’s all horribly sweet) but yeah, we’ve probably got a jar or two around we could use. Prolly gotta get some cheesecloth for filtering it though. >
  
  Fine metal screen.