Jimmy Dean Thick Sliced Bacon

Do they offer thin bacon as well? Maybe the settings on the
manufacturing equipment got messed up, and yours happened to be from a
bad batch...

Hopefully they get back to you.

will clogg the arteries leading to your heart with saturated fat.

I had Jimmy Dean bacon once, and didn't like it. I can't remember why
not.

I am not consuming bacon currently, but your letter makes me want to
go out and get some. And then save the fat and cook other stuff in
it.

Is not the Jimmy Dean package see through somewhere, like most bacon
packaging? You can usually tell what you are going to end up with by
looking at the meat and the thickness.

I would suggest not eating bacon, it is awful for your body, as are
most red meats.


http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100517/hl_nm/us_heart_meat



Good Day

for every article you find against meat I can find one for

http://www.sixwise.com/newsletters/07/07/18/Eating_Red_Meat_Once_and_f
or_All_Is_it_Bad_for_You_or_Good_for_You.htm

http://www.bonappetit.com/magazine/2009/02/red_meat_reclaimed



oh and the claim that vegetarians are worse for the enviroment than
meat eaters (or normies as I call them)

http://thehumanimprint.typepad.com/the_human_imprint/2010/02/is-being-
vegetarian-bad-for-the-environment.html

Some of us eat red meat. Take a look in the meat department the next
time you are in the store, if you go out to shop. Unless you are
color blind, it will become evident that a lot of people support the
widespread slaughter and consumption of various red-meated animals.
Look - this one is marbled! Ahhhhhhhgllrrrrrgh, fat. Yum.

You can keep your tofu and skinny chickens. I'll take a great big fat
cow anytime, but young lamb is fine as well. Ummm - loin wrapped
with bacon.

Lived to 104 and had bacon and eggs for breakfast every morning.

And she had a tipple in the evenings too.

So what's your point?

"thick sliced" is a very loose term. What is thick? 1/4" 1/16" 1/32"
techically as long as there is something thinner, it can be considered
thick.

I like jimmy dean sausage, I guess this is just another example of
companies should stick to what they know and stop trying to branch out
into other areas.