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How do you say bacon in 50's diner lingo?

Anonymous

∙ 15y ago

Updated: 7/26/2025

In 50's diner lingo, bacon is often referred to as "sizzlin’ strips" or "crispies." Diners would use playful terms that evoke the sound and smell of bacon cooking. You might also hear it called "pork strips" or simply "the goods" when ordering a hearty breakfast.

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