Accidentally Vegan: McCormick Bacon Bits

Accidentally Vegan: McCormick Bacon Bits

YES! We can have vegan bacon bits!

No one is ever going to confuse McCormick Bacon Bits with “health” food, but what they lack in vital nutrients they make up for in taste. And they’re vegan!  Smoky, crunchy, and salty, these fake-bacon bits taste great on baked and mashed potatoes, sprinkled over split-pea soup or corn chowder, tossed into salads, or as a tasty topping on your next slice of pizza. Some of us have even been known to eat them by the handful straight out of the container! Look for them on the condiment aisle at your local supermarket, or online at Amazon.com.

By Aurelia d’Andrea





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