Bacon vs Turkey Bacon
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OP you have been on these forums for awhile. They are two different kind of meat. Choose the one that fits your needs best, or the one you prefer and make it work.1
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Processed meat, in general, is less favorable than unprocessed. Both are less than ideal in that regard and neither is a health powerhouse, so just pick the one you like best and don't concern yourself with their "healthiness". I personally don't like bacon, and can tolerate turkey bacon so I know what I would choose.0
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Chef_Barbell wrote: »cbusnightowl wrote: »mmm I love turkey bacon, my coworker calls me the devil because I prefer it over pork bacon....on a side note I've seen beef bacon at Publix once. Didn't get it, but have wondered about it ever since.
Ew. No.littlechiaseed wrote: »Neither. Go for sweet earth bacon
And no.
Why it's Delicous and a pig doesn't have to die
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littlechiaseed wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »cbusnightowl wrote: »mmm I love turkey bacon, my coworker calls me the devil because I prefer it over pork bacon....on a side note I've seen beef bacon at Publix once. Didn't get it, but have wondered about it ever since.
Ew. No.littlechiaseed wrote: »Neither. Go for sweet earth bacon
And no.
Why it's Delicous and a pig doesn't have to die
The pig will die and I will eat it and enjoy its sacrifice. Yummy!
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Alluminati wrote: »littlechiaseed wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »cbusnightowl wrote: »mmm I love turkey bacon, my coworker calls me the devil because I prefer it over pork bacon....on a side note I've seen beef bacon at Publix once. Didn't get it, but have wondered about it ever since.
Ew. No.littlechiaseed wrote: »Neither. Go for sweet earth bacon
And no.
Why it's Delicous and a pig doesn't have to die
The pig will die and I will eat it and enjoy its sacrifice. Yummy!
That's pretty morbid if you think about it
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littlechiaseed wrote: »Alluminati wrote: »littlechiaseed wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »cbusnightowl wrote: »mmm I love turkey bacon, my coworker calls me the devil because I prefer it over pork bacon....on a side note I've seen beef bacon at Publix once. Didn't get it, but have wondered about it ever since.
Ew. No.littlechiaseed wrote: »Neither. Go for sweet earth bacon
And no.
Why it's Delicous and a pig doesn't have to die
The pig will die and I will eat it and enjoy its sacrifice. Yummy!
That's pretty morbid if you think about it
Not really. *shrug*1 -
littlechiaseed wrote: »Alluminati wrote: »littlechiaseed wrote: »Chef_Barbell wrote: »cbusnightowl wrote: »mmm I love turkey bacon, my coworker calls me the devil because I prefer it over pork bacon....on a side note I've seen beef bacon at Publix once. Didn't get it, but have wondered about it ever since.
Ew. No.littlechiaseed wrote: »Neither. Go for sweet earth bacon
And no.
Why it's Delicous and a pig doesn't have to die
The pig will die and I will eat it and enjoy its sacrifice. Yummy!
That's pretty morbid if you think about it
Not at all. I've been through worse things in life.0 -
I love bacon but it's so hard to log properly! They give you calories for 'pan fried' and it doesn't mean anything, depending on how long you fry it for. Ugh.
The other day I ended up with more calories in my 2 slices than what the package said for 3 slices! So frustrating.
It gives you grams. even with fat rendered out in the pan there will be enough to be close enough to the package readout.0 -
it depends on what you are looking for. For me, calories wise it's turkey. For my mom, who has to be careful of her sodium, it's pork. However, when I eat bacon I want real bacon and if I eat the turkey stuff I end up eating more of it, trying to satisfy my craving. So I usually just eat 2 slices of regular rather then 6 of turkey.0
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Queenmunchy wrote: »Center cut bacon is comparable in calories to turkey bacon.
That is not bacon, you know that
that is more of a loin, much much leaner cut 
Even non center cut bacon is low in calories. 70 calories for 2 slices doesn't exactly break the bank. 0 -
Are we talking American bacon or UK bacon?
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Turkey bacon feels like diet food to me. I have one recipe I make that the kids prefer turkey bacon to traditional bacon, but otherwise...bacon.0
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Chef_Barbell wrote: »Queenmunchy wrote: »Center cut bacon is comparable in calories to turkey bacon.
That is not bacon, you know that that is more of a loin, much much leaner cut
Even non center cut bacon is low in calories. 70 calories for 2 slices doesn't exactly break the bank.
All depends on how thick it is cut. Real bacon is not the stuff you buy in paper thin slices processed to death is a shrink wrap
Then you just weight in grams what you need. I know what you are talking about. Either way it's not a calorie breaker. *shrug*0 -
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This is like comparing cheeseburgers to Bologna.4
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