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National Bacon Day is celebrated on December 30 of every year. In this world, there is nothing sweeter than Bacon. Whether it is chocolate-covered bacon or bacon-wrapped tater tots, or bacon-covered chapstick, it is a tasty treat. Bacon is a favorite food for people in the USA. You can find many items also flavored or scented with bacon, including popcorn, soap, candles, air fresheners, and much more. So it is a perfect day to sit back and have a taste of the dish that includes Bacon on it.
“There has been a few occasion where the people’s in restaurants have sent me a piece of bacon and which I am not going to turn my nose up at. I have never let them down.” – Nick Offerman
History of National Bacon Day
In 1997, Danya D Goodman and Meff Human Cannonball Leonard created National Bacon Day to bond everyone together on that day. The name Bacon originated from the Middle English “Bacoun”. From then, you can find it in France as Bako, Germany as Bakko, and old Teutonic as Backe. All the words Bacon, Bakko, Bako, and Backe refer to the general meaning called “Back”. But the first Known Bacon came from Romans, and it is known as “Petaso.”
National Bacon Day has a traditional method of preserving meat, and delicious flavors will be added to them. And then, it will be soaked in a specialized brine. In Yorkshire and Tamworth, certain breeds are specially bred for their back meat. But it is not always the back meat referred to as Bacon, at the old-time, it was referenced as preserved pork.
Other Celebrations on December 30
December 30 is also celebrated as
How to celebrate National Bacon Day
You can Cook Bacon on your own in many ways and use a bacon strip on each method and have a taste test to see which one is tastier. You can gather your family members, friends, and co-workers to conduct a little Bacon Cooking event. Make two or more groups to cook a unique dish that covers bacon. And then you can taste all the dishes and announce the winner. You can use #BaconDay to post on social media.
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