Chocolate Covered Bacon?
Does anyone sell chocolate covered bacon in Manhattan (besides Vosges' Bacon Bar)?
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I haven't been, but I read that they had it at Roni Sue in Essex Market
http://www.roni-sue.com/
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yup, they do! Last time I was there there was a sampling of dark chocolate dipped bacon and milk chocolate dipped bacon. they were also trying out some bacon brittle. delicious!
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I second Roni Sue's at the Essex Street Market--and try some of the other treats as well--they are delish and Roni is really nice-
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I went to Roni Sue's the other day. The milk chocolate one was too salty. The dark was a more tolerable. It cost 2.88 for 2 pieces (priced per pound).
It was also hard to manage because the bacon was curly. I would've preferred them flat. I think we're better off making our own... which is what I ended up doing at a fraction of the cost.
Just bake them between two sheet pans at 350 for 30 minutes so they stay nice and flat. Dip into melted chocolate and lay out on wax paper.
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They have it on the menu at the 675 Bar in Meatpacking.
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