The Bacon Debate Thick Cut or Thin Do You Really Need to Choose? - ButcherBox Blog
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Not me. I like it thick and chewy, near that bacon-steak consistency. (And if you have never sunk your teeth into a bacon steak, are you even a foodie?) ... Our Test Kitchen tells how to cook bacon in a pan, in the microwave, in the oven, and on the grill.
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Plus, the cooking method to avoid. How to Cook Bacon Perfectly 4 Ways and What Method Never to Use For our in-depth bacon taste test, we sizzled up best-selling bacon offerings from Oscar Mayer, Aldi, Trader Joe's and more, then ranked them worst to best. Read this guide to different types of bacon including streaky bacon, Canadian bacon, Cantonese lap yuk, Irish bacon, and more. Instead of wrangling a grease-spitting skillet, there's a cleaner, easier way to cook bacon — and it's so simple you'll wonder if it really works. (Spoiler alert: It does.)