Gourmet Kitchn Kirkland Signature Fully Cooked Bacon (144 - 150 Slices, 48 Total oz) - Naturally Wood Smoked - Pre-Sliced - Microwavable, 1 Pound (Pack of 3)

My order was lost by the shipping company and it only took one request and a new package was sent out ASAP and received the next day. I am very pleased with the product I received and this company. Thanks again.

for years, i have ordered pre cooked bacon for convenience. cooks faster, less mess. i was getting the Hormel® Natural Choice® Fully Cooked Uncured Bacon(54.38/108 pc), but amazon is out, and dunno when they will get it. having ordered Hormel Black Label Fully Cooked Bacon (28.00/72 pc) a lot in the past, the quality has gone down, so i tried the natural choice. not wanting the black label again, i went for the kirkland. of the three, the black label is the worst. although the cheapest(.39 ea), they are also the smallest, and the worst packed. the kirkland is second best(.72 ea), and comes in 3 50 pc packages. both the black label and the kirkland are really messy, excess grease all over the place, package is difficult to open/close, and the seal does not last. i separate them into smaller portions, and freeze them for later use. the natural choice is nicely packaged 9-10 to a package, so repacking is not needed. they also have the least grease. comparing the size, the black label is the thinnest, and the smallest. the kirkland is longer and thicker than the black label. so, typically where i would use 3-4 pcs of the black label, only 2 of the kirkland is needed. also, many times the black label pieces are really deformed, the kirkland and the natural choice are nice and straight. the black label, being the smallest, has the least flavor. the natural choice slices are the thickest, i would guess at least 50% thicker than the kirkland, and about the same size as the kirkland, some are actually larger. the kirkland is easily twice as thick as the black label. so, easily the best is the natural choice. packed the best, thickest, biggest, and the least messy.UPDATE:ordered a second batch, and it is way late. amazon has some cockamamie rule about no refund, gotta contact seller, yada, yada. however, when the first late notice was sent, it specifically stated that if not received by certain date, i could get a refund. that date has come and gone, and now it says no refund, gotta contact seller first. huh? changed the rules when they want to. investigating further, the shipper/seller has a whole bunch of 1 star reviews because of non shipment.

This didn't ship cold to Northern Oklahoma, middle of summer. But, I'm on my second pack, everything seems fine so far, taste is as good if not better than some of the others I have purchased. We go through them fairly quickly, as long as last pack stays good in fridge until we need it I will consider purchasing again.Update: just ordered again after trying Hormel Black Label. This is superior to Hormel and at roughly the same price, just a little bit higher (Hormel would be 74$ ish . Thicker bacon strips.

This bacon has always been delicious and convenient as I was able to make it in the microwave. It was pricey but that's not the real problem. Recently I haven't been able to make it I'm the microwave. It always starts sparking and leaving burn marks in the microwave. Nothing else does this (besides metal) and this leads me to believe that recently their bacon is having larger quantity of metals inside the meat. If no other commenter can explain the sudden change then please be wary

It was not stated that this requires refrigeration.Be advised. It can in a regular box from Concord Ca to Hawaii . No Ice .I bought this as emergency food to storeThere is only 5 months till expiration March 2022.Overall we are not happy with our 108$$ purchase (3) packs

Perishable item delivered 2 days earlier than ETA so sat in sun for two days. Had to throw out 3 pounds of bacon for $80 and did not get a refund.

If this was real bacon, each peice wouldn't look identical. What is this??