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Jimmy Dean Thick Sliced Bacon
Posted Thu May 27, 2010 11:56 am, by judy k. written to Jimmy Dean
Write a Letter to this Company
Yesterday, I purchased Jimmy Dean thick sliced bacon at Safeway in Kingman,Az. I have been buying Jimmy Dean sausage in all forms and flavors for years and have always been happy, so I thought the bacon would be good also.
Wrong! Thick sliced! The slices are so thin you can see through them! They cook up to nothing. I will never purchase bacon by Jimmy Dean again after this purchase. To me the fact that the package says thick sliced when the bacon is this thin is just plain false advertisement!
I would like to see the company stop advertising that this bacon is thick sliced when it isn't. It is not worth the money and really is bad for the company's reputation.
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will clogg the arteries leading to your heart with saturated fat.
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Gosh
by Donno Thu May 27, 2010 @ 7:49 PM
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by Donno Posted Thu May 27, 2010 @ 3:08 PM
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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.
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Bacon
by NathanG Thu May 27, 2010 @ 3:35 PM
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Too bad
by Donno Thu May 27, 2010 @ 3:04 PM
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Yes, I know all about meat. I can cut it, trim it, tenderize it, whatever you want, I can do it.
I just choose not to eat it. The best beef for marbeling is Kobe beef and Prime Beef, which is full of fat in the inside.
I dont eat tofu or rarely eat chicken and never had lamb.
Good Day
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by NathanG Posted Thu May 27, 2010 @ 12:08 PM
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"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.
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YUMMMM
by fishbjc Fri June 4, 2010 @ 10:28 AM
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