Yoder’s Canned Bacon

For some unknown reason, I just found out about Celebrity Foods Canned Bacon a few days ago. I was sad to find out that it hasn’t been on store shelves for over a decade. Doing a quick search on Google found Canned-Bacon.com, a site dedicated to preserving the idea of bacon from a can.
After checking out the site, I found that they recently had a special announcement. There is a new can of bacon for sale under the name of Yoder’s Canned Bacon. The main difference between the two is Celebrity Foods bacon was uncooked and Yoder’s bacon is precooked. I feel this makes it the ultimate camping and survival food. The new bacon is a little pricey, 109.95 for a case of 12 cans.
If you live in the Pittsburgh area and want to split a case to save money let me know. I really want to try this stuff. I also just found a nice post from Accordion Guy about it, he really goes into detail.
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