Better Homes & Gardens December 2009 Page 96: Appetizers: "We adore bacon from The Real Canadian Bacon Company"
December 2009
Page 96: Appetizers: "We adore bacon from The Real Canadian Bacon Company"
Saveur Magazine October 2008 Page 106: THE PANTRY: "favorite international breakfast meats"
October 2008
Page 106: THE PANTRY: "favorite international breakfast meats"
Saveur Magazine November 2004 Featured in FARE: "was the real deal" Healthy Cooking Magazine August 2004 Featured in Healthy Ideas on the Web: "has about 130 calories, 5 grams of fat and 40 milligrams of cholestrol per serving" Cooking Light Magazine January/February 2004 Featured in Tester's Choice: "well worth seeking out" Taste of Home Magazine August/September 2003 Feature article Meat Processing Magazine Industry Magazine REAL Canadian Bacon won 1st place Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Marlene Parrish, Syndicated Food Columnist: "Luckily for us, a nostalgic Canadian in the United States is making it possible for us to enjoy the real thing....When my husband and I to drive to Toronto, we toss a styrene foam container into the trunk. On the way home, we make a last stop the St. Lawrence Market and buy a half dozen peameal bacon roasts." The Plain Dealer Joe Crea, Food Columnist: "'Oh, my God!' a friend gasped, 'that is the BEST stuff'....this is the plumpest, most succulent back bacon imaginable." Detroit Free Press Sylvia Rector: "The other day I found out I'd been frying up a fraud." El Paso Times Victor R. Martinez: "'I moved to Detroit when I got married and tried real Canadian bacon,' said Amparo Burton, who was visiting her parents in the Lower Valley last week. 'When we would come back to El Paso, I would try to explain what real Canadian bacon is. My parents would just laugh at me and said I was crazy. But I made believers out of them.'" The New York Times Florence Fabricant: "Canadian bacon, usually smoked and ready to eat, is something entirely different in Canada. North of the border, it is brined, rolled in cornmeal and sold uncooked." San Francisco Chronicle Carol Ness: "When it comes to Canadian bacon, most Americans likely have never tasted the real thing....The Chronicle Food staff loved it." Orlando Sentinel "We've Been Fakin' Bacon All Along". The Oklahoman "Engineer Introduces 'Real' Peameal Bacon" the REAL Canadian Bacon Co. May 2004 REAL Canadian Bacon Co. press release.
November 2004
Featured in FARE: "was the real deal"
Healthy Cooking Magazine August 2004 Featured in Healthy Ideas on the Web: "has about 130 calories, 5 grams of fat and 40 milligrams of cholestrol per serving"
August 2004
Featured in Healthy Ideas on the Web: "has about 130 calories, 5 grams of fat and 40 milligrams of cholestrol per serving"
Cooking Light Magazine January/February 2004 Featured in Tester's Choice: "well worth seeking out"
January/February 2004
Featured in Tester's Choice: "well worth seeking out"
Taste of Home Magazine August/September 2003 Feature article
August/September 2003
Feature article
Meat Processing Magazine Industry Magazine REAL Canadian Bacon won 1st place
Industry Magazine
REAL Canadian Bacon won 1st place
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Marlene Parrish, Syndicated Food Columnist: "Luckily for us, a nostalgic Canadian in the United States is making it possible for us to enjoy the real thing....When my husband and I to drive to Toronto, we toss a styrene foam container into the trunk. On the way home, we make a last stop the St. Lawrence Market and buy a half dozen peameal bacon roasts."
Marlene Parrish, Syndicated Food Columnist:
"Luckily for us, a nostalgic Canadian in the United States is making it possible for us to enjoy the real thing....When my husband and I to drive to Toronto, we toss a styrene foam container into the trunk. On the way home, we make a last stop the St. Lawrence Market and buy a half dozen peameal bacon roasts."
The Plain Dealer Joe Crea, Food Columnist: "'Oh, my God!' a friend gasped, 'that is the BEST stuff'....this is the plumpest, most succulent back bacon imaginable."
Joe Crea, Food Columnist:
"'Oh, my God!' a friend gasped, 'that is the BEST stuff'....this is the plumpest, most succulent back bacon imaginable."
Detroit Free Press Sylvia Rector: "The other day I found out I'd been frying up a fraud."
Sylvia Rector:
"The other day I found out I'd been frying up a fraud."
El Paso Times Victor R. Martinez: "'I moved to Detroit when I got married and tried real Canadian bacon,' said Amparo Burton, who was visiting her parents in the Lower Valley last week. 'When we would come back to El Paso, I would try to explain what real Canadian bacon is. My parents would just laugh at me and said I was crazy. But I made believers out of them.'"
Victor R. Martinez:
"'I moved to Detroit when I got married and tried real Canadian bacon,' said Amparo Burton, who was visiting her parents in the Lower Valley last week. 'When we would come back to El Paso, I would try to explain what real Canadian bacon is. My parents would just laugh at me and said I was crazy. But I made believers out of them.'"
The New York Times Florence Fabricant: "Canadian bacon, usually smoked and ready to eat, is something entirely different in Canada. North of the border, it is brined, rolled in cornmeal and sold uncooked."
Florence Fabricant:
"Canadian bacon, usually smoked and ready to eat, is something entirely different in Canada. North of the border, it is brined, rolled in cornmeal and sold uncooked."
San Francisco Chronicle Carol Ness: "When it comes to Canadian bacon, most Americans likely have never tasted the real thing....The Chronicle Food staff loved it."
Carol Ness:
"When it comes to Canadian bacon, most Americans likely have never tasted the real thing....The Chronicle Food staff loved it."
Orlando Sentinel "We've Been Fakin' Bacon All Along".
"We've Been Fakin' Bacon All Along".
The Oklahoman "Engineer Introduces 'Real' Peameal Bacon"
"Engineer Introduces 'Real' Peameal Bacon"
the REAL Canadian Bacon Co. May 2004 REAL Canadian Bacon Co. press release.
May 2004
REAL Canadian Bacon Co. press release.
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