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Encyclopedia > Canadian bacon
For the film see Canadian Bacon (movie).

Canadian bacon is the name of certain cuts of lean meat taken from the back of a pig. In the United States, the meat commonly known as Canadian bacon is simply a lean cut of back bacon, closely resembling ham in flavor and appearance, while in Canada it is traditionally unsmoked back bacon that has been sweet pickle cured and coated in yellow cornmeal; this variation is also known as peameal bacon, because in times past a mixture of ground yellow peas was used for coating to improve curing and shelf-life.


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Bacon - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1324 words)
Bacon is any of certain cuts of meat taken from the sides, back or belly of a pig, cured and possibly smoked.
Bacon is generally considered a breakfast dish, cut into thin slices before being fried or grilled.
Bacon made from the meat on the back of the pig is referred to as back rashers and is part of traditional British and Irish breakfasts.
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American "Canadian bacon" is usually round, smoked, processed, pre-sliced and ready to eat after a brief warm-up in a saute pan.
Canadian bacon sold in Canada is known as peameal bacon.
Ken Haviland is the owner of the REAL Canadian Bacon Co., and he lives in Troy, Mich., where in his day job he is an automotive design engineer.
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