1500 calories in bacon today...
cimarrona27
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So...I had bacon with every meal. Lol. My "other" calories were about 800... mostly eggs and cheese. I did get a sugar free latte- but the milk had carbs.
I will say I feel really great. I can't do this everyday, but it was tasty.
I'm going to be traveling tomorrow so I'll need to pack some snacks.
I will say I feel really great. I can't do this everyday, but it was tasty.
I'm going to be traveling tomorrow so I'll need to pack some snacks.
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Dude, that's some bacon awesomeness!! The most I do is about 1/4 lb a day, or else is too salty for me. But I know plenty of folks eat 1lb easily in a day.0
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The best part about bacon is it is sold in single serve packages.....at least it's a single serving for some of us.
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cstehansen wrote: »The best part about bacon is it is sold in single serve packages.....at least it's a single serving for some of us.
Too true. Lol.
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Mmmmm. I love bacon.0
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Anybody know of a good brand of grass-fed, nitrate-free bacon? I remember reading on KetoDiet app about nitrates in bacon not being a really big concern but I'm not really sure if that's the case or not. I use a brand called Wright but I really haven't looked into the quality of it.0
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Anybody know of a good brand of grass-fed, nitrate-free bacon? I remember reading on KetoDiet app about nitrates in bacon not being a really big concern but I'm not really sure if that's the case or not. I use a brand called Wright but I really haven't looked into the quality of it.
I have been reading but I guess pigs don't really eat grass as their primary source of nutrition. So what I mean is organic/pastured bacon.0 -
Pics!!!!! Or it didn't happen!!! Lol1
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Anybody know of a good brand of grass-fed, nitrate-free bacon? I remember reading on KetoDiet app about nitrates in bacon not being a really big concern but I'm not really sure if that's the case or not. I use a brand called Wright but I really haven't looked into the quality of it.
If you really want to avoid any of the chemicals that could end up in your bacon, just buy a slab of pork belly and cut it into slices and pan fry. It's definitely not the same experience as bacon, but you still get to enjoy a nice fatty piece of meat... it's like a juicier, crispier pork chop. It's the perfect accompaniment to every meal! Eggs & pork belly for breakfast, chopped up pork belly on your salad at lunch, pork belly and a side of cauli-mash for dinner. I buy at least one slab every week, it's my favourite meat option! And if you're lucky enough to get it with the skin on, you can roast the slab and have crackling too! That way you can skip the processed pork rinds3 -
PaleoInScotland wrote: »Anybody know of a good brand of grass-fed, nitrate-free bacon? I remember reading on KetoDiet app about nitrates in bacon not being a really big concern but I'm not really sure if that's the case or not. I use a brand called Wright but I really haven't looked into the quality of it.
If you really want to avoid any of the chemicals that could end up in your bacon, just buy a slab of pork belly and cut it into slices and pan fry. It's definitely not the same experience as bacon, but you still get to enjoy a nice fatty piece of meat... it's like a juicier, crispier pork chop. It's the perfect accompaniment to every meal! Eggs & pork belly for breakfast, chopped up pork belly on your salad at lunch, pork belly and a side of cauli-mash for dinner. I buy at least one slab every week, it's my favourite meat option! And if you're lucky enough to get it with the skin on, you can roast the slab and have crackling too! That way you can skip the processed pork rinds
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@PaleoInScotland thanks for the tips. I actually looked up some farms near me and there is a farm within reason driving distance from my job (though not my home) that raises free-range chicken, cows and pigs. I am going to talk to them about pricing. Also, there is a farmers market even closer to me every weekend that I read has pastured meat.0
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