Several months back, I had the unique pleasure of introducing Bacon Salt and Baconnaise to some vegetarian friends at a potluck. They were floored by the bacon-y flavor of the two products and couldn't stop raving about the fact that they could now satisfy their bacon cravings without resorting to the horror that is soy bacon. By the end of the evening, Kate was on my computer ordering her own jar of Baconnaise. I sent her home with an extra shaker of the the Original Bacon Salt, to tide her over until her own supply arrived. She has not been without Bacon Salt since. Yes, it's just that good.
One Virginia couple has apparently taken their love of Bacon Salt to a new level, by getting matching tattoos announcing their devotion. I say apparently, because I don't have any links to back this up, the picture and story were sent to me by the folks at Bacon Salt (so this could turn out to be a publicity campaign).
However, having experienced Bacon Salt and Baconnaise frenzy firsthand, there remains a (hopeful) part of me that imagines that this ink just could be authentic.
2-11-2009 @10:04AM jennjurek said... this is not fake. that tattoo is on my sister's leg and her boyfriend tattooed her on monday. i'm tattooing her boyfriend this weekend (i think) with the matching tattoo. it's not fake. they're total weirdos for the bacon salt.
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2-11-2009 @8:10PM Bacon Dad said... Nope this is not a stunt the tat was done by my son, he puts this bacon salt on everything.
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3-10-2009 @1:47AM Piove said... You are joking.
That stuff is poison. I would rather eat meat than a chemically manufactured evil such as this.
Look at the ingredients:Salt, dehydrated garlic, dehydrated onion, corn syrup, bleached enriched flour (wheat flour, niacin, iron, thiamine mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), monosodium glutamate, paprika (spice and coloring), maltodextrin, spice, corn cereal, hydrolyzed vegetable protein (corn, soy), autolyzed yeast extract, partially hydrogenated vegetable oil (cottonseed, soybean), natural hickory smoke flavor, natural and artificial flavors fructose, caramel color (contains sulfites), soy sauce (wheat, soybeans, salt, alcohol), vinegar, lactic acid, yellow 6, red 40, thiamine hydrochloride, medium chain triglycerides, triacetin, corn flour, lactic acid, grill flavor (from partially hydrogenated soybean and cottonseed oils).
Contains: Wheat and Soy ingredients.
Also contains MSG.
I love tattoos', I took photos for a tattoo mag for seven years. No comments about the artwork, just the subject.
Read some of Michael pollans work, especially "The Omnivores Dilemman" and "In Defence of Food".
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