But the ingredients and nutrition are about the same in both bacon sets, and we didn’t spot any indication that one is somehow cut better or worse than the other. In our store, the premium bacon was $3.49 for 16 ounces, which is actually less expensive per ounce than the $3.39 our store charges for the 12-ounce “regular” sliced bacon.
We’ve previously reviewed Appleton Farms Sliced Bacon, and to be honest we’re not exactly sure what the difference is.
It’s an Aldi Regular Buy, meaning it’s available in stores all the time. Square in the middle of the lineup is Appleton Farms Premium Sliced Bacon. Aldi even sells turkey bacon if pig isn’t your thing. Interestingly, Aldi sells more kinds of bacon than you would think a small inventory store would, from thick cut to preservative-free to lower sodium. On the other hand, the nutrition research now indicates that bacon has its health drawbacks (go figure), so bacon is one of those things you’re better off enjoying only as a sometimes food.Īldi, like most grocers, sells bacon. That crisp, salty taste just does something.
As everyone knows, it’s a popular breakfast food, but given all the other places it shows up - on BLTs, atop burgers, even in salads - bacon can just as easily show up for lunch or dinner. For the review of the Appleton Farms Sliced Bacon, which comes in a cardboard sleeve, click here.īacon enjoys something of a cult status in the United States. EDITOR’S NOTE: This review is for the Appleton Farms Premium Sliced Bacon.
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