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To separate fat from freshly cooked warm gravy, you can use a ladle or a fat separator. A ladle allows you to skim the fat off the surface carefully, while a fat separator, which has a spout at the bottom, lets you pour off the gravy while leaving the fat behind. Additionally, letting the gravy sit for a few minutes allows the fat to rise to the top, making it easier to remove.

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