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International Bacon Day
Crispy, savory strips that make breakfast extra awesome. It's like a delicious high-five for your taste buds!
Sizzle, sizzle. The sound of frying bacon is enough to make the mouth water all on its own. And the additional smell of bacon cooking? There’s so much promise for what is to come! 
Show some love and affection to this most venerable breakfast meat by getting involved with International Bacon Day.
History of International Bacon Day
Bacon is a beloved meat that has taken its place at the breakfast table for many years. But, honestly, bacon can truly be eaten at any time of the day, whether for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Dating back a few thousand years to the time when folks in Ancient China would preserve their pork bellies with salt, the origins of bacon have spanned throughout many cultures. From China to Ancient Rome and Greece, and eventually making its way up to Germany, France and England, bacon has made its impact on various cultures and people groups in different ways.
International Bacon Day has a background that can be traced back a couple of decades, but the stories vary just a bit. Some accounts say that the day was founded in 2004 by a group of graduate students from Colorado University (CU) in Boulder, while others say it goes back a bit further, to the year 2000 when some residents from Bradford, Massachusetts.
But no matter who was foundational in establishing the day, the idea is that bacon is a food that is extremely delicious and certainly worth celebrating. And International Bacon Day is just the time to do it!
International Bacon Day Timeline
1500 BC
Chinese cure pork bellies
Ancient Chinese people use salt from industrial mines to preserve pork fat which eventually evolves into bacon. [1]
1500s AD
Pigs are brought to the New World
Upon the insistence of Queen Isabella of Spain, explorers bring a number of pigs across the Atlantic. [2]
17th century
Modern bacon makes an appearance
Bacon as it is known today becomes popular, cured with sugar and potassium nitrate and then cold smoked.
1924
Oscar Mayer patents bacon
The process of conveniently pre-slicing and packaging refrigerated bacon is patented by Oscar Mayer. [3]
1939-1945
Bacon fat is used in war efforts
After cooking their bacon, families return the fat to the butcher who donates it to make explosives from the glycerin.[4]
How to Celebrate International Bacon Day
Considering some ways to observe and pay heed to this special meat? Have a delightful time on International Bacon Day by implementing some of these plans and ideas:
Enjoy Eating Some Bacon
One of the simplest, but most effective, ways to celebrate International Bacon Day would be to cook some bacon up, pile it high on a plate and enjoy eating it! Of course, those who don’t feel like spending time in the kitchen might want to head out to a restaurant and order up a full breakfast that includes some delightfully crispy bacon on the side.
Not only is bacon delicious as the main part of the meal, it makes a great partner with a large number of dishes. Bacon does well when sprinkled on a salad, as part of a classic sandwich that also includes lettuce and tomato, or even as part of a meatloaf recipe. Bacon is a versatile meat that brings a whole lot of life and flavor to almost any meal!
Try Making Bacon in a Variety of Ways
Different chefs and cooks have different ideas on the best way to make bacon. Of course, the traditional American form of crispy back was originally to fry it up on the stovetop in an iron skillet, which certainly adds a whole heap of flavor. But that can also be a bit fussy, especially if cooking for a large crowd. Making bacon in the oven is a viable alternative, laying it in rows on a baking sheet and cooking it for around 15-20 minutes. And there are also those who will even cook bacon in the microwave, though this seems like a bit of a desperate move when other options are not available. But no matter the way it is made, bacon is certainly the guest of honor when celebrating International Bacon Day!
Make Candied Bacon or Glazed Bacon
If plain bacon seems a little average for such an important occasion as International Bacon Day, perhaps it would be fun to make it a bit more special on this day. Sometimes called “million dollar bacon”, some special but simple ingredients baked in with this pork meat can take bacon to a whole new level.
Hop online and search out some recipes that allow for bacon that is glazed with maple and brown sugar. Or try out a sugared bacon that is made with cracked black pepper for a bit of a sweet-with-savory kind of vibe. Some people even like to add a bit of cayenne pepper to the recipe to give it a spicy little kick. It’s loads of fun to experiment on this day and find the best bacon that the family will just love!
Learn Some Fun Facts About Bacon 
In honor of International Bacon Day, perhaps it would be fun to show some support and raise awareness for the day by learning and sharing various bits of trivia that revolve around the topic of bacon. Get started with some of these fun facts about bacon:
The word “bacon” in the English language seems to have Germanic roots in the word “bak”, which refers to the back of the pig, where the bacon comes from. 
The first factory made for producing dry cured bacon was opened in 1770 in the county of Wiltshire, England. The name of the curing method is still called “Wiltshire Cure” to this day, offering a sweeter taste.
Even though many people consider bacon to be unhealthy, the average American consumes approximately 18 pounds of bacon each year! 
One of the first meals on the moon included a variety of foods that were friendly for space travel – including bacon. 
Host an International Bacon Day Party
Obviously, the love of bacon is an amazing reason to gather friends, family members, coworkers or others together to celebrate International Bacon Day! Even people who might have nothing in common can almost always find common ground in the enjoyment of this tasty breakfast meat.
Get creative with having a bacon themed party by inviting guests to bring their favorite bacon recipe. Then, compile the recipes together and create a mini “cookbook” in an online document that can be shared with all of the guests afterwards.
At the party, feel free to entertain guests by watching some movies that star Kevin Bacon, reading some poetry written by Lord Francis Bacon, or listening to music that was created by the folk band, the Bacon Brothers. 
International Bacon Day FAQs
How to cook bacon in the oven?
Make bacon in the oven by placing strips on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper and baking at 400F for approximately 10-20 minutes until crispy.
Can dogs eat bacon?
Bacon is high in fat and salt, so it is not recommended for dogs, even as an occasional treat. [1]
Can bacon be frozen?
Unopened bacon can be frozen for up to one month, if needed, but it’s better to avoid freezing bacon. [2]
Is bacon healthy?
Bacon is a rather fatty meat that is often very salty, so it’s not a healthy meat and might be saved for special occasions.[3]
How is bacon cured?
Today, most bacon is made with ingredients like salt, sugar, sodium nitrate or other chemicals made into a brine that is soaked or injected into the meat. [4]
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National Bacon Lovers Day
It’s National Bacon Lovers Day on August 20. Arguably our favorite in-office holiday, no smell on Earth is as attractive as the thin-sliced bacon sizzling in a pan and served with anything at hand. Bacon is the hero of every meal it’s incorporated into. No wonder it’s been such a massive part of western cuisine since 1500 B.C. This means, for thousands of years, we have relished the sweet-savory smell of bacon frying, and the chewy taste too. One could argue that it’s now coded into our D.N.A., a historic love for bacon.
History of National Bacon Lovers Day
While bacon has been a part of our diet as a species since 1500 B.C., pigs were domesticated from around 8500 B.C., so for seven thousand years, humans had bacon right under their noses, and didn’t know it. The term ‘bacon’ is used more precisely today than it was until well into the 16th century, before which it referred to any cut of pork. The process of curing bacon for human consumption has also been refined over the centuries but has remained relatively the same. The only difference today is that the standards of hygiene have improved, and the scale of bacon production and consumption has risen astronomically.
Bacon was such a desirable cut of pork that in the 12th century, a church in the English town of Great Dunmow challenged the married men to a wager of sorts. If a man could go a complete year and a day without quarreling with his wife, a side of bacon would be their prize. Thus was the birth of the term “bring home the bacon,” widely used today to describe a person who can take care of their family financially.
Fast forward a couple of centuries to when the industrial revolution takes the pork industry to a completely new level of production. Before then, bacon and other pork products were once produced at home. Most people kept private pigs and regularly slaughtered their stock for consumption. Even in urban environments, it was common for people to keep pigs in their basements. However, in the 1930s, this was stopped. The late 1700s saw the rise of commercial pig farming and bacon production. With rising population rates and an increase in available machinery, bacon was one of the first food items to be mass-produced. It is still widely a household favorite to this day.
National Bacon Lovers Day timeline
1490 Cuba Gets Some Royal Pigs
At the insistence of Queen Isabella of Castille, Christopher Columbus transports eight pigs to the island of Cuba.
1539 Pigs in America
Hernando de Soto offloads 13 pigs in Tampa Bay, and many escape from Spanish activity.
1770 Load Up The Trucks
John Harris sets up the first large-scale bacon curing business in the English town of Caine in Wiltshire.
1883 The Pig Industry
Oscar Mayer, an industry leader in bacon curing and production, is established in the United States.
1980 You Had Me At Bacon
Hardees adds bacon to their menu as a topping, one of the first fast-food companies to do so.
National Bacon Lovers Day FAQs
Can I eat bacon raw?
No, uncooked bacon can cause illnesses. Please, prepare your bacon properly before eating.
What’s the best thing to eat bacon with?
There is no right or wrong answer here. It’s up to you because there is no such thing as food that doesn’t pair well with bacon.
What’s the best type of bacon?
Traditionally, back bacon is the best cut, but strictly speaking, the pig determines the superiority of bacon.
National Bacon Lovers Day Activities
Have an English breakfast
Be creative with it
Wrap some bacon, and donate it
It's Bacon Lovers Day, so we have to eat the stuff! Let's not forget where it all started, back bacon with a side of eggs and some pieces of toast, and voila.
Bacon is one of the most versatile meat there is. It makes everything taste better. Would you like bacon with that olive? Yes, please!
Bacon is a relatively inexpensive cut of meat, and it does have decent protein and fat content for a family that might need the calories. Spread a little National Bacon Lovers Day spirit, and give to the less fortunate.
5 Ways Bacon Impacts Our Lives
Living in America
It's breakfast meat
That’s a lot of bacon
We love bacon, it won’t go
The meaning of the word
268.04 million Americans consume bacon annually.
Of all the bacon produced in the United States, 70% is consumed at the breakfast table.
The amount of bacon produced in America each year exceeds two billion pounds.
In the 1980s, health movements attempted to change the story around bacon, and bacon sales took a hit.
Bacon means “meat from the back of an animal.
Why We Love National Bacon Lovers Day
It’s bacon
A chance to have a family meal
Bacon in the office
We don’t care how it's prepared. As long as it's well cooked, we’re in. We just love bacon.
Breakfast is often had in a rush, and not as a family. On National Bacon Lovers Day, you can enjoy a group morning meal that honors one of our favorite cuts of meat.
Any reason to bring bacon to work is a reason to celebrate. Bacon is highly prized, and we can’t wait to share our love for it with our office family.
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