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12-31-2007 @11:06AM dan said... with all the talk about bacon candy, and bacon cookies, and bacon being bacon... the "favorite things of 2007" contained a product called bacon salt. All the bacon flavor without the bacon. I can only imagine what this tastes like on popcorn, baked potatoes, bbq, french fries. Maybe I should stop imagining and buy some...
http://baconsalt.com/
and for the original page on the favorite things of 2007:
http://www.boston.com/lifestyle/food/articles/2007/12/26/20_raves/?page=2
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