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Old Tue, Jun-18-02, 09:30
CarolK CarolK is offline
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Question Bacon, bacon, beggin

Do you eat nitrate-free bacon and is regular bacon a no-no? What brand of nitrate-free? Trying to alleviate any stumbling blocks. I'm use to unlimited Atkins mentality....be patient with me.

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Old Tue, Jun-18-02, 11:02
mmoranmic mmoranmic is offline
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Hi Carol,
Welcome to Schwarzbein! Yes, she discourages regular bacon as it is a damaged fat. Nitrate free meat/bacon is o.k. however, I don't know if you can find it in your regular type grocery store. I buy mine at Whole Foods Market. They specialize in a more natural type of food with lots of organic food. They do have a nitrate free canadian bacon. Perhaps you have a similar type of store in your area. Good luck to you!
Maureen (Who has been off pork rinds for over a week!)
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Old Tue, Jun-18-02, 20:18
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I eat a vegetarian soy "bacon". It's called "smart bacon", and it's made by Lightlife. It's not bad, although it's not bacon. I found a family farm about 30 miles from my house where they raise free-range livestock humanely and don't use hormones. I ordered 1/2 pig from them which I will get in the fall. I can specify my own cuts, and I will ask for it all to be nitrate-free. Maybe you can find a farm in your area like that. I haven't seen nitrate-free bacon at any of the regular grocery stores.

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Old Wed, Jun-19-02, 03:03
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HI CArol

I can't get nitrate free bacon here in Ireland so I have to be honest, I do eat the nitrate stuff.

However, I think that the type of bacon we have here in Ireland is leaner than the USA type so it's probably OK.

I only eat it about twice a week anyway.

A big supermarket chain here make their own sausages and they don't use nitrates so they are fantastic. I asked this supermarket why they don't ofer nitrate free rashers, and they said they never heard of such a thing!!!


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