BACON! on sale

[Bill B]

Yoders' Canned Bacon

 

[1911 DeadHead]

 

[churchmouse]

Yoders' Canned Bacon

I have been looking for a replacement since my friend in Canada passed. He used to send ma cans of Canadian bacon. That was really good bacon. I have used this site before for MRE's and freeze dried goods. Not seen the bacon until now. +1

 

[strahd71]

wow that's expensive!

jake

 

[churchmouse]

wow that's expensive!

jake

Shelf life my friend. I want bacon always. This is the only way.

 

[strahd71]

Shelf life my friend. I want bacon always. This is the only way.

i understand but dang this survival stuff is expensive!

jake

 

[churchmouse]

i understand but dang this survival stuff is expensive!

jake

It is. I am not keeping track of the expense. All I know is life with out bacon is not really living. See rules posted above.
Now, how do I get fresh eggs????

 

[WC Deer Hunter]

It is. I am not keeping track of the expense. All I know is life with out bacon is not really living. See rules posted above.
Now, how do I get fresh eggs????

I would start here

 

[churchmouse]

I would start here

Raised up with farm folk but most are gone now. I live in the speedway area and this would not fly with the area. Sucks but that is what it is.

 

[rhart]

I had to check the price like 10 times. WOW! At first look I thought it was 12.49 per case of twelve and thought that was pretty good. But... per can? Plus 6 bucks for shipping? Not for me.
I think there are much better alternatives. We used to buy canned bacon years ago at Kmart before all this prepping stuff was hip just because it was cheap and we were broke. I think it was like 2 bucks. Granted that was about 15 years ago.
One more reason to save that money to buy a piece of ground and raise your own pigs, beef, chickens and other delicious critters.

 

[churchmouse]

I was getting a couple of cases a year out of Canada from a dear friend that passed away a few years ago. I have forgotten the brand name and can not find it on line. This is spendy for sure but if it has some shelf life........

 

[Lex Concord]

As of right now, this is the only manufacturer of canned bacon in the US.

They are based in Ohio, and sell their meats online (except the bacon...that's only in the factory store)...there is a thread here describing a road trip to the same...it has all the details...I'll try to find it.

 

[Electronrider]

I had to check the price like 10 times. WOW! At first look I thought it was 12.49 per case of twelve and thought that was pretty good. But... per can? Plus 6 bucks for shipping? Not for me.
I think there are much better alternatives. We used to buy canned bacon years ago at Kmart before all this prepping stuff was hip just because it was cheap and we were broke. I think it was like 2 bucks. Granted that was about 15 years ago.
One more reason to save that money to buy a piece of ground and raise your own pigs, beef, chickens and other delicious critters.

Ya, too rich for my blood. I am connected to a pork farmer or two, I do not have to live in such fear

 

[SockMonkey]

I'm pretty sure #10 was supposed to be multiplied by 100, not divided by 100. That would be a REALLY small piece of bacon!

 

[irishfan]

As of right now, this is the only manufacturer of canned bacon in the US.

They are based in Ohio, and sell their meats online (except the bacon...that's only in the factory store)...there is a thread here describing a road trip to the same...it has all the details...I'll try to find it.

This is who you are looking for
Welcome to Werling & Sons, Inc.

 

[churchmouse]

This is who you are looking for
Welcome to Werling & Sons, Inc.

Just checked that sight. Very well presented. Have you samples the product??

 

[indysafe317]

I had to check the price like 10 times. WOW! At first look I thought it was 12.49 per case of twelve and thought that was pretty good. But... per can? Plus 6 bucks for shipping? Not for me.
I think there are much better alternatives. We used to buy canned bacon years ago at Kmart before all this prepping stuff was hip just because it was cheap and we were broke. I think it was like 2 bucks. Granted that was about 15 years ago.
One more reason to save that money to buy a piece of ground and raise your own pigs, beef, chickens and other delicious critters.

Actually, if you factor it out, it's pretty cheap. I used to buy the cheap bacon years ago myself, but it was uncooked.

This stuff is cooked and ready to go, fat has already been purged. You get about 40 or so pieces in a can so if you think about your cheap uncooked bacon at about 2-3 dollars or more for about 10 slices, comes out to the same or cheaper and you don't have to cook it. No mess.

We always keep several cases on hand, Kids love to just pop a few in the microwave for about 10 seconds and breakfast is ready, no mess or fuss. Great for camping too.

 

[churchmouse]

Actually, if you factor it out, it's pretty cheap. I used to buy the cheap bacon years ago myself, but it was uncooked.

This stuff is cooked and ready to go, fat has already been purged. You get about 40 or so pieces in a can so if you think about your cheap uncooked bacon at about 2-3 dollars or more for about 10 slices, comes out to the same or cheaper and you don't have to cook it. No mess.

We always keep several cases on hand, Kids love to just pop a few in the microwave for about 10 seconds and breakfast is ready, no mess or fuss. Great for camping too.

Great analogy. It does put it perspective. It's on now.

 

[smokingman]

Just checked that sight. Very well presented. Have you samples the product??

Two threads on the topic.
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo..._preparedness/137857-yoders_canned_meats.html

Review of our trip to Werling & Sons
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ng_and_sons_review_or_our_trip_bacon_run.html

 

[DCM8513]

Are you kidding me. Ive never heard about so much bacon until i joined this site. I like bacon and all, but why all the hype?