On 20-Mar-2004, "LAllin" <[email hidden]> wrote: My bad; that should have read: "Actually, Steve, he was pretty close...."
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Actually, Steve was pretty close; he was likely referring to a product of Tone Brothers, labelled Tone Imitation Bacon Bits; I most often see them in the spice aisle at Sam's Club. There are also at least two other companies that make Imitation Bacon Bits, Ryt-Way and Marburger.
Steve Wertz said:
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The brand "Bacon Bits" is a soy product, with flavoring. They contain no meat. I don't know how to make them at home.
There is no brand called "Bacon Bits". You're thinking of "Baco's"
On Sat, 20 Mar 2004 22:07:12 GMT, "LAllin" <[email hidden]>
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Actually, Steve was pretty close; he was likely referring to a product of Tone Brothers, labelled Tone Imitation Bacon Bits; I most often see them in the spice aisle at Sam's Club. There are also at least two other companies that make Imitation Bacon Bits, Ryt-Way and Marburger.
"Imitation Bacon Bits" are a product sold by many manufacturers - the most common and popular of which is called "Bacos".
"Bacon Bits" are *not* a brand name. It's a product.
-sw
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Steve Wertz said:
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The brand "Bacon Bits" is a soy product, with flavoring. They contain no meat. I don't know how to make them at home.
There is no brand called "Bacon Bits". You're thinking of "Baco's"
One of those bottles is gone in a few hours? Have you ever checked out the sodium content in that [censored]?
I dont really give a [censored] about sodium. Food is meant to be eaten, not analyzed. I eat what tastes good.... Before I became vegetarian, I'd eat up to 5 lbs of bacon per day, and that was the only meat I really liked, and the only one I miss now.
