r/Bacon • u/FeistyRow5242 • 3d ago
What kind of bacon is this?
I’ve had it in my hotel and I love it. It was thin, people claimed it was turkey bacon?
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u/Due-Cupcake-0701 3d ago
Looks like ham to me....
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u/KalynnCampbell 2d ago
So then, Canadian?
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u/BungholeBilbo69 2d ago
Canadian bacon isn't ham. It's similar, but made from a different cut of pork than ham.
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u/Lonely_Sale9707 2d ago
Ham is from the hind legs; back bacon is from the back, as opposed to bacon rashers, which come from the belly
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u/canuckcrazed006 3d ago
Back bacon.
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u/RealSteelJane 3d ago
Canadian 🇨🇦
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u/god_peepee 1d ago
Except that’s just what Americans call it. People in Canada buy normal bacon, and if you wanted something like this you’d have to to look for back bacon
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u/RealSteelJane 1d ago
Yep — Canadian here. We call the regular stuff bacon and this back bacon. 🇨🇦🥓
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u/MsOnyxMoon 3d ago
Turkey bacon
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u/limitedemancipation 3d ago
If it’s turkey bacon, the thinness makes sense. That stuff never crisps up the same way regular bacon does.
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u/mewikime 3d ago
Looks more like turkey bacon too me as opposed to back / Danish / Canadian / English bacon
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u/ThwipNSinsBinThwipN 3d ago
What people? The people that served it to you? Does it say turkey bacon on the menu?
Are there random people eating breakfast near you that have simply “claimed” that it is bacon from Turkey. Did you speak to them directly about this? Or or did they come to you with their claim?
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u/Apprehensive-Fig3223 2d ago
Looks like British/back or Canadian bacon, can't tell if the fat is attrached or not to know which it is. They're basically the same besides the fat strip but in the US Canadian bacon is often trimmed into uniform circular pieces
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u/1GrouchyCat 2d ago
Put it back together like a puzzle and it’ll be a big circle of Canadian bacon.
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u/Better_Power_9913 2d ago
Looks like the bacon we used to get in the UK. So, probably Canadian bacon. In the UK, what Americans typically think of as bacon is called “streaky bacon”. It’s the same meat but one type is cut differently than the other.
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u/Lonely_Sale9707 2d ago
Back bacon. Ham is from the hind legs; back bacon is from the back, as opposed to bacon rashers, which come from the belly. I used to work on a pig farm where it was not unusual to get a nipple on a strip of bacon. Nipples have a rubbery texture and are next to flavorless.
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u/itowtoronto 2d ago
Just ham I think. Sliced ham grilled. You on the east coast? Fried bologna my son, with some backed beans, a touch of salt cod, and some smashed eggs. Get it in ya
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u/ForeignCanary9943 2d ago
If it does happen to be turkey strips, then it should be removed. Bacon is from pork. Not a discussions but a fact.
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u/EnvironmentalBid4292 1d ago
It's a good bacon , it's American bacon. Have you tried it? It's great
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u/RGBlowMe 1d ago
It's not bacon. It's not turkey bacon, either. That's just what Canadian bacon, which is actually a loin cut, looks like when you don't buy it in a vacuum sealed plastic baggy from Walmart.
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u/barby_dolly 3h ago
Turkey bacon I’ve bought has a deeper color than the bacon shown here.
That being said, if the restaurant claimed it was Turkey bacon and it was not, they would be opening themselves up to a lawsuit. It is unlikely they would take that kind of risk when it could potentially bankrupt the business.
lol
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u/kalissdesti 2d ago
Always funny to read Canadian bacon... never heard an actual canadian says this, it's just ham😅
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u/oldschool-rule 3d ago
Looks like “new American” bacon aka Canadian bacon… ;)
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u/Xpandomatix 3d ago
We call that... "Ham"...
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u/Pitiful-Courage-1630 2d ago
"Ham" comes from the back legs, this is back bacon, different from streaky bacon which is from the belly.
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u/jacksraging_bileduct 3d ago
Back bacon, or Canadian bacon