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Are Bacon Bits Vegan?

I am looking for a vegan bacon substitute. I have looked all over the internet but cannot find any substitutes that are vegan. I have also looked in the local health food store but I did not see anything. Does anyone know if there are any vegan bacon substitutes?

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    They are made from pork fat and other ingredients like salt, spices, and sugar, so they’re definitely not vegan.

  2. 0

    Not really. The bacon bits you see in the grocery store are made of pork byproducts. So it’s not really vegan.

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    No. They are made with pork fat.

    Bacon is a cured meat and bacon bits are made from the fat surrounding the meat. It is also considered to be an extremely high source of cholesterol.

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    In pursuit of the breadth of the menu assortment, you need not forget about the quality. Bacon cannot be considered vegan because of its origin. But for the most picky, bacon based on soy protein was invented. Such a product can be added to the vegan menu, and everything else is passed by.

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    there is no vegan substitute for bacon in nature. This is an animal product, everything else is a marketing hoax. Add soy protein-based food to yourself, it will be much more useful.

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    You can take uptons setain bacon and after u cool it till crispy you could crumble it and use it as bacon bits on salad.

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