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Bacon

Bacon is a type of salt-cured pork made from various cuts, typically the belly or less fatty parts of the back. It is eaten as a side dish (particularly in breakfasts), used as a central ingredient (e.g., the BLT sandwich), or as a flavouring or accent.

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Main ingredients
Salt-cured pork belly
Type
Cured pork

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Overview

Curing and smoking

Cuts

Around the world

History

Bacon mania

Bacon dishes

Bacon fat

Nutrients

Health concerns

Alternatives

Bacon-flavoured products

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Bacon

Nodes169
Edges168
Triples177
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.011834
Components1

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Bacon

Top relations

related to Bacon mania · 27
Bacon → America, American, Americans, Bobby Flay, Canada, Celebrity, Commentators, Dishes, Everything Tastes Better, Hepola, In, Internet, Loving, Month, Recipes, Sales, Salon, Sara Perry, Sarah Hepola, Sarah Katherine Lewis
related to Germany · 17
Bacon → Austria, Baconwürfel, Bavaria, Frühstücksspeck, German, German-language, Germans, Germany, Grammerln, Grieben, Instead, Small, Some, Speck, They, Traditional German, Wammerl
related to Great Britain and Ireland · 12
Bacon → All, America, Back, Fried, Great Britain, Heavily, Hot, Ireland, Republic, The, These, United Kingdom
related to Curing and smoking · 9
Bacon → American, Before, Boiled, Cured, Differing, Fresh, However, The Virginia Housewife, This
related to United States · 9
Bacon → American, Back, Canadian, Canadian-style, The, There, This, US, USDA
related to Bacon dishes · 8
Bacon → BLT, Cobb, In, Recently, Streaky, Tatws Pum Munud, US, Welsh
related to history · 7
Bacon → Before, Calne, In, In Middle English, Industrial Revolution, John Harris, Wiltshire
related to Macon · 7
Bacon → Britain, Historically, It, Macon, Muslim, Scotland, World War II
see also · 7
Bacon → Dutch, Eastern European, Italian, Korean, Media, Spanish, Wikimedia Commons List
related to Bacon fat · 6
Bacon → British, Griebenschmalz, In Germany, Once, Traditionally, US

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Important terminology

pork smoked also used meat fat cured side curing back dishes known sold made may cuts turkey belly often cut

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
BaconMain ingredientsSalt-cured pork belly1.00infobox
BaconTypeCured pork1.00infobox
Baconis atype of salt-cured pork made from various cuts0.90text
Baconis alean cut from the eye of the pork loin with little surrounding fat0.90text
Baconis aunsmoked back bacon0.90text
Baconis amost common form in Great Britain and Ireland0.90text
corn cobs or peatinstance ofor less common fuels0.80text
brown sugar or maple syrup are used for flavourinstance ofthough ingredients0.80text
carbonara.Back bacon contains meat from the loininstance ofand is often used as an ingredient in pasta dishes0.80text
belly in the middle of the piginstance ofand is often used as an ingredient in pasta dishes0.80text
mapleinstance ofmesquite or applewood and flavourings0.80text
brown sugarinstance ofmesquite or applewood and flavourings0.80text

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