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8 Mouthwatering Facts About Bacon (National Bacon Day, Dec. 30th)

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8 Mouthwatering Facts About Bacon (National Bacon Day, Dec. 30th)

8 Mouthwatering Facts About Bacon (National Bacon Day, Dec. 30th)

8 , Mouthwatering Facts , About Bacon.

Whether you fry it up in the morning or prefer it as a candle scent, bacon is universally loved for its delicious taste and smell.

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In honor of National Bacon Day on Dec.

30, here are eight mouthwatering facts about bacon.

1.

, Bacon is one of the world’s oldest processed meats, dating back to 1500 BCE.

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, In ancient Rome, bacon was called “petaso” and was traditionally eaten with figs, pepper sauce and wine.

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3.

, John Harris opened the first bacon factory in 1770 in Wiltshire, England.

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4.

, The phrase “bringing home the bacon” originated in 12th century England, when churches rewarded husbands with bacon for having an argument-free marriage.

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5.

, During Word War II, rendered bacon fat was used to create glycerin, which in turn was used to create bombs and gunpowder.

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, The 1992 Hardee’s Frisco Burger revitalized the popularity of bacon and set the stage for future bacon-ized burgers.

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, The average American consumes upwards of 18 pounds of bacon annually.

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8.

, Camp Bacon is a five-day camp held every year in Ann Arbor, Michigan.

It features speakers, cooking classes and other bacon-related activities.


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