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It is called back bacon or peameal bacon.
Peameal bacon is like Canadian bacon and it is made in a southern part of Ontario.
The number of Weight Watchers points for peameal bacon can vary based on its preparation and serving size. Generally, a 1-ounce serving of peameal bacon is around 2-3 points, depending on the specific Weight Watchers program you're following. It's best to check the latest Weight Watchers resources or app for the most accurate points based on your specific circumstances.
In Canada, Peameal Back Bacon is considered the "Canadian Bacon" because it is unique to Canada (see http://www.realcanadianbacon.com/pork-tenderloin/testimonial.htm). Strip Bacon or Streaky Bacon (a British Term) is the most common bacon in Canada and has the same variations as the strip bacon in the United States. Peameal bacon is usually listed as an up-charge for a "bacon and eggs" menu (using strip bacon) since it is superior in taste, quality and has a very low fat content. It is listed on the Canadian Diabetes chart because it is so lean. Peameal Back Bacon is made from the Pork Main Back Muscle (hence the term "Back" Bacon), with a Unique to Canada cut of meat: Cap-off, Tail-off, 0x0 specification (whole muscle only - no fat). These extra lean loins are cured for a minimum of 48 hours in a Sweet Pickle Cure recipe and then finally rolled in Golden Cornmeal. This is Not Smoked; true Canadian Bacon has never been smoked. The product is sliced (aka Bacon) and typically served with eggs for breakfast or used in sandwiches at lunch. Whole Roasts (un-sliced) are used as a dinner entree. The name "Peameal Bacon" comes from around and prior to the 1920's or so. Back then the product was rolled in ground up Yellow Peas (for preservation reasons). It was switched to Cornmeal around that time due to the availability of corn. When fried or roasted, the cornmeal coating gives a unique and pleasing crunchy mouth feel. Here in the United States, it can be purchased at www.realcanadianbacon.com
Not anymore, but peameal bacon was distinctively a Canadian product years ago. Real Canadian Peameal bacon is cut from the boneless loin of pork, fat is trimmed to 1/8 inch and sweet pickle cured the product was rolled in crushed/ground yellow peas to preserve freshness. No smoke used. Canadian bacon sold in the USA on the other hand is plain old lean back bacon sometimes with a coating of cornmeal. Normal bacon is cut from the belly of the hog, smoked and thin sliced.
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Pork is no different than any other meat. As long as you cook it properly after defrosting there is no problem.
Pigs. Canadian bacon is from the centre-cut of a boneless pork loin. A bit of trivia for you, you won't find anything called Canadian Bacon in Canada. It's called Peameal Bacon here. No one can say for sure where the name originated. Best guess is sometime in the 19th century when England imported side bacon from Canada. Someone that translated into Canadian Bacon when it hit the American market.
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