Where to Celebrate National Bacon Lovers Day
August 20th is National Bacon Lovers Day and we are all in for celebrating. Whether you are looking for a quick treat, or a full on bacon-filled meal, we have rounded up the best spots to honor the day.
Bacon Brussels Sprout Flatbread | Farm & Craft | $12
Is there anything better than bacon on pizza? These flatbreads are served on house-made flax and whole wheat dough, with nitrate-free bacon, shaved Brussels, shredded parmesan, mascarpone and lemon vinaigrette.
Craft Bacon Board | Hash Kitchen | $16
Think thick cut bacon peppered with brown sugar and jalapeno. Then add bacon jam, charred brie cheese, toasted mini bagels and a spicy Bloody Mary shooter (non-alcoholic) all on one perfect board.
Chocolate Dipped Bacon S’mores | Beckett’s Table | $9
Beckett’s Table takes s’mores and bacon and delicious to a whole new level. This too good to be true dessert features house-made marshmallow, caramel whipped peanut butter and graham cracker…and chocolate dipped bacon.
Truffled Deviled Eggs | Salty Sow | $7
Bring on the deviled eggs! Salty Sow takes them to a whole new level with truffled Deviled Eggs served over a bed of arugula and topped with house-made bacon crumbles.
Cinnamon Roll | Phoenix City Grille | $5
Cinnamon roll…score. Add bacon on top, YES PLEASE. Phoenix City Grille offers this magic on their weekend brunch menu.
Bacon & Gouda Mac and Cheese | Old Town Gringos | $10
Mac and cheese–yes please! Served with classic creamy cheddar sauce, cavatappi pasta, bacon and smoked gouda this is a dish you can’t miss.
Where will you be celebrating National Bacon Lovers Day?
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Kelly Potts is PR Pro, dog mom, animal rescue volunteer, wannabe baker and freelance writer. She has a passion for the local food community in the Valley and enjoys sharing her recent discoveries with friends and readers. Follow her on Instagram: @kellypotts14.
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