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Full of sodium nitrites
turkey bacon
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turkey bacon
i saw some 95% ff turkey bacon. anyone eat that stuff ever. I really hate
eggs and kinda looking to get them to go down easier
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What about just eating normal short cut bacon with all rind and visible fat removed, then you microwave it with paper towel on it and under it to absorb more fat.
How decent would this be? maybe just as a cheat eh?
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I like turkey bacon.
Originally Posted by Jodi
I would never Processed processed processed. Full of sodium nitrites
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