Best Turkey bacon..?? anyone??

[felkatz 3]

I"m finally going shopping tomorrow. Need to know the best turkey bacon to buy! I've been eating the regular bacon because of my BF... but i really have to stop that and get something leaner!

Any suggestions? Its hard for me to get Protein in the morn because well I do not like EGGS..I do not like cottage chesse... I do not like OATMEAL..blah... I do not like plain white milk. Hmmmm I have lots of DO NOT LIKE stuff! ahhaah

I love cereal...hmmm gramcrackers with Peanut Butter & nutella.. YUM YUM YUM!!!

TIA!

[chocolate_snaps 3]

Butterball Thin and Crispy is great. It has lower calories per serving than any other that I have come across. And Ive been eating Turkey bacon for almost 16 years.

chocolate Protein Shakes are good too.

[AirKuhl 1]

You need to read the labels, there is a LOT of variation. Turkey bacon can have more sodium and cholesterol than pork bacon, slice for slice.

Either way, enjoy occasionally in moderation, not something you should be eating every day.

[ParrotheadCathy 0]

I've had chicken sausages a couple of times. They were quite good with a little dijon mustard!

[Blaze21 5]

I buy the oscar mayer turkey bacon. Tasty stuff.

[luluc 6]

yikes - bacon should come from a pig.:thumbup:

i LOVE bacon, just take the real stuff in moderation ... i tried a bunch of the "non pig" variety and it just seemed like salty cardboard.

[LSF 264]

I buy whatever Turkey Bacon is on sale and they have all been good. I usually can't eat in the mornings until after I have been up for at least 3 hours - so on the days I have to work - I'll drink a 1/2 of a Protein Drink before I leave and then usually a South Beach Cereal bar at work and string cheese (reduced fat). I'll save the bacon & eggs for dinner since I can get more food in at night.

[chocolate_snaps 3]

Loves chicken sausage!

For people like myself, who dont eat mammals, poultry versions of mammalian favorites are the only way to go (unless you are a full veggie).

Of course you have to be okay with eating a certain amount of processed foods.