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Baconnaise, for the Ultimate Bacon-Flavored Spread

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From the guys who brought you Bacon Salt, there's now Baconnaise, a vegetarian and kosher bacon-flavored spread. It comes in Regular and Lite. Buy some today, and slather it on everything! Hell, eat it straight if you want.

Seattlites will get the chance to trade in their jars of mayonnaise for Baconnaise this Thursday, October 30, at Baconnaise's Mayonnaise Wrestling Match, during which participants will wrestle in a ring filled with 200 gallons of mayonnaise.

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17 Comments:

bac-bac-bac-baconnaise....

you had me until "vegetarian."

but i would still try it.

I don't buy "flavored" anything, but I might be willing to trade the disgusting Miracle Whip my ex-bf left in the fridge, and at least taste baconnaise out of curiosity. If it contained real bacon bits, I might even be persuaded to trade in my Hellman's and wrestle in that ring!

I'm with you Perk ~ I can't imagine artificial bacon vegetarian anything! I'll keep my Hellman's, thank you very much.

I think you mean "this Thursday, October 30".

I bet this would make a HELL of a BLT.

I'm with Perk and iz on this one too;
very appealing product though!

@thepictsie: Thanks for the correction!

Mayonnaise should never be vegetarian. Besides, it's not hard to make bacon mayo. A couple of eggs and some bacon fat is all you need.

Mustardayonaise.

I'm suspicious of how bacon-y it'll taste, but than willing (eager, even) to give it a try.

Doesn't "Baconnaise, a vegetarian and kosher bacon-flavored spread" sound like an oxymoron to you??

Is this even food? Nope, I'd rather eat dirt.

Montana Eats, it exists, but maybe not in your area, since I believe it's a Southern thang. It's known as "Durkee's Sandwich Spread"

Same here - you got me excited until I read it was vegetarian. How blasphemous.

I'd be leery too, if I hadnt just recently tried their original product, Bacon Salt... but I was suprised at how the salt has suprisingly good bacon-y flavor.

Yes, I am sure that it would be 100 times better and just out of this world if made with the real thing, but I'd say the salt is worth buying and the mayo would be worth trying...

let's hope this fad fades into oblivion..though I am sure it ranks somewhere with the turquoise ketchup I saw some kid eating the other day.

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