Sounds good! What's it cost?We'll ship to the lucky recipient each month, just in time for weekend frying.Each shipment contains 12 to 16 ounces of artisan bacon, bacon stories, histories and recipes.
Bonus! Free Bacon Booklet keepsake primer and awesome Pig Magnet with first club shipment."Amazing artisan bacon"—Mario Batali"The best thing I ever ate"—Michael Symon"Fantastic gift!"—Bobby Flay
Zingerman's Bacon Club - $99
G-BAC-3 3 MONTH
Month 1: Applewood Smoked Bacon, Bacon All-Stars Refrigerator Magnet, Pocket Book of BaconMonth 2: Kentucky Dry Cured BaconMonth 3: Arkansas Peppered Bacon
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$33/lb for bacon? I don't pay that for steak. I don't like paying half of that for steak.
Bah. Got to find me a local bacon bootlegger.
Grandad Brumbelow was a hog farmer, no better pork than that which is finished on acorns.
ReplyDeleteEvery time that I think Ari, the Zingerman's mastermind, has gone too far with his pricing, he just becomes even more successful. He's been surfing the leading edge of the price curve for nearly 40 years now. The man's a marketing genius.
ReplyDeleteBy the way, try the bread. It's overpriced, but man, you will not be sorry.
Get a loaf of "paesano" ... wow.
Oh HELL no! That is a ripoff and THEN some!!!
ReplyDeleteFarmer's markets are your friend. We have a couple here that do bacon.
ReplyDeleteOr an Amish settlement. My brother swears by their pepper cured bacon.
Probably worse than that -- at "12 to 16" ounces, expect a lot of skewness in the distribution, and it will probably be leptokurtic as well, with a mode of around, um, 12 (and mean/median not much greater than 12). :-)
ReplyDeleteWell to be fair it does say ".....contains 12 to 16 ounces of artisan bacon, bacon stories, histories and recipes."
ReplyDeleteWhich leaves open the question of just how much of that weight is actually Bacon and how much is printed filler. I suspect 50/50.
Zingermans is expensive to the point of lunacy, but dang if it aint tasty...
ReplyDeleteThat said my local butchers apple smoked uncured cut 1/8" thick is a steal at $5/lb