Actual Bacon in a can, is brilliant. It IS expensive, but these 50 pieces could easily make 15 BLT sandwiches, so 20 bucks isn't that far off for what you get. My only complaint is that I wish there were a higher quality version of this product that was more expensive.

Give me less sodium and nitrates and charge $30. Make it farm raised organic fed and I would pay $40. It's a ton of bacon in there!

I like the whole concept of having bacon in a can for long term storage so when you run out of fresh stuff it is there to enjoy. The pieces are thinly sliced and the flavor is not as strong as fresh bacon and lacks salt and smokey flavoring, on a scale from 1-10 it is 6 good enough to enjoy in the woods camping or back packing or at home when you don't want to go to the store.

Right out of the can mine was slightly crispy a little greasy but it is bacon! I re-heated some in the frying pan and it crisped right up. This would not be my go-to bacon for every day eating it is to expensive at $21.20 a can. If it was a time of disaster and you had a couple cans of this to eat and no fresh bacon you would be happy.

i have read a lot of reviews on this but had to try it and i have to say they where all right the bacon tasted great i heated mine up in the microwave for a few seconds but it was good right out the can to i would highly recommend this to any one who likes bacon it is really good there are roughly around 50 very thin pieces of bacon it is thinner than i thought it would be but great as a snack or as a meal with some chips my can lasted about 48 hours between me and one other person who loves bacon so buy more than one can if you like bacon it goes fast.

Canned bacon is cool and this is good canned bacon. My homemade bacon is way better and this is quite pricey, but I don't think you can find a better deal anywhere, at least I haven't. If you give a gift of canned bacon to an omnivore, you'll definatley be a hero.

I bought this for a camping trip had planned, it was very good. Easy to prepare and tasted great. Had some for breakfast, just opened the can, took the bacon out of the waxed paper and spread it out on a piece of aluminum by the fire and in less than a minute we had fried bacon. I made the mistake of only having one can and offering some to one of the other campers - that was the last I got of it.