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Locating the Expiration Date on Hormel Black Label Bacon

When it comes to cooking bacon, nothing beats the flavor and quality of Hormel Black Label Bacon. This beloved bacon brand offers several varieties including Original and Lower Sodium thick-cut bacon, Turkey Bacon, Canadian Bacon, and Fully Cooked bacon. With multiple types of packaging across the product line, consumers often wonder – where is the … Read more

Can Hamsters Eat Bacon?

A favorite addition to any breakfast, bacon is loved by many. While this has long been a favorite breakfast food, we all know how unhealthy bacon is. It has few, if any health benefits and shouldn’t be eaten too often. If this is true for people, just think about how bad highly processed and fatty … Read more

How to Perfectly Mince Bacon for Recipes

As a home cook and bacon lover, I’ve learned that mincing bacon can take recipes to the next level. While chewing on full bacon strips is great finely diced bacon infuses its smoky flavor throughout dishes. After some trial and error I’ve found the best way to mince bacon for anything from egg dishes to … Read more

How to Grind Your Own Bacon for Maximum Flavor

Oh yes. Here we go. Fresh ground lean beef. Fatty, delicious, thick cut bacon. When you smush them together, you get a juicy, tasty 60/40 beef bacon burger that will make you wonder why you ever put bacon ON your burger instead of IN it. Now, this may seem obvious, but this is NOT a … Read more

Is Al Fresco Chicken Bacon Discontinued?

Made with 100% natural chicken with no artificial ingredients, nitrites or nitrates, and no added hormones With ingredients that you can see and taste, our products deliver honest-to-goodness flavor that dials up delish Al Fresco’s chicken bacon has developed a dedicated following among health-conscious bacon aficionados. With its wood smoked flavor and 60% less fat … Read more

Can I Eat Bacon With Gestational Diabetes?

Below is an approximation of this video’s audio content. To see any graphs, charts, graphics, s, and quotes to which Dr. Greger may be referring, watch the above video. Gestational diabetes—high blood sugar levels that develop when you’re pregnant—”is one of the most common complications of pregnancy. It’s linked to problems with fetal growth, infant … Read more