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Hormel Black Label, Thick Cut Bacon 3 lbs.

I've purchased this bacon before at another store and received thick cuts of bacon. This bacon is very thin. It's even thinner than regular cut bacon. Very disappointed. I will not be purchasing again.

Not Thick Cut

This bacon is getting a 3 star because I have not tried it yet. I wish I could say this without having to rate it because it is not fair to the product

I wish I knew

Bacon. Delicious crisp smoky bacon. Bacon. What more can I say!!

Mmmm Bacon!!

Great flavor, and the right thickness, doesn't shrivel too much.

Good cuts

Bacon doesn’t taste good.  It has a rancid taste

Customer

This bacon was cut perfectly and tasted great.

Great Bacon!

Taste is okay, but does not get crunchy at all

Is this really bacon?

Not a lot of flavor.  I was disappointed.

Just ok

The best I have ever eaten.  Less fat; more flavor!

Love this Bacon

This was a good but compared to local grocery stores

Love my bacon

The last two 3# packages of bacon we bought were not any good. We have been buying this bacon for several years. I do not know what happened to the taste of it, but we will not be buying it anymore. . It tasted awful. I just threw out the last of the last package.

It used to taste so good; what happened to it.

If you're old enough to recall buying bacon 20 or so years ago, you'll recall regular bacon being what they now sell as "thick cut". Frankly, I can't visualize how they can slice modern "regular" bacon as thin as they do. 

In my case I tried to find an option that wasn't crazy expensive, none are inexpensive, and that is good quality. Hormel Black Label, Thick Cut from Sam's is the closest I've come. Three pounds is a lot for a family of two. I usually cook it all on my outdoor griddle, then vacuum seal and freeze it. That system has worked well for us for years.

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