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I like the slab bacon at Schreiner's in Montrose. I don't believe it's dry-cured - something else I want to look for - but it's very good and not expensive. I usually just buy a slab of about 2 lbs and slice it myself.
I'm WAY overdue for a visit to Marconda; thanks to Bruce Kerr for telling us about the bacon they have, of which I knew not.
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Some whole foods have good thick cut bacon. It's the slab bacon they sell by the pound. Stick with the slab bacon and don't get any of their other smoked bacons with flavoring. I tried them once when they were out of the slab bacon and it was not bacon. It was more like the pork belly you'd get at Honey Pig or Parks. It wasn't bad but not the same type of smokey, salty, porky flavor you want in the morning with eggs.
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I don't know if its the best, but European Meat Specialties in an industrial park on Saticoy just west of Coldwater, makes several types of bacon. They will slice it to order, or you can purchase it as a slab. I believe HOWS Market in Pasadena still makes their own, as well as Jim's Fallbrook Market in West Hills. Surfas carries Nueske. To be honest I think Trader Joe's applewood smoked is right up there with any of the others even though they no longer carry Niman Ranch.
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