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Smoked Bacon Sampler - 4 Pack by Loveless Cafe
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Loveless Cafe
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Smoked Bacon Sampler - 4 Pack

Ships Nationwide in U.S.Not eligible for shipping to Canada, California, or Massachusetts

This pack contains four types of Loveless Cafe’s signature country bacon flavors! Loveless Cafe’s bacon is cured the old-fashioned way, making it safe to ship without any coolant because of its salt content and curing process. It’s shelf stable for up to 7 days! Be sure to put it in the freezer or refrigerator once it arrives to prolong its shelf life.

Applewood Bacon, Maplewood Bacon, Hickory Bacon, and Peppered Bacon are USDA approved out of refrigeration for up to 7 days. These meat items are not packed with coolant.

Located in Nashville, Tennessee, the Loveless Cafe has become a Southern landmark thanks to its quaint country charm and good lookin’ cookin’ ever since the Loveless family opened its doors in 1951. As a beacon of Tennessee tradition, the cafe still uses co-founder Annie Loveless’ biscuit recipe that remains unchanged to this day. Annie started the Southern-style restaurant and motel with her husband Lon Loveless (the motel has since been converted to shops). Sharing a scratch-made meal full of country ham, red eye gravy and Southern fried chicken at the Loveless Cafe is like sharing a meal at the Loveless home — without the fight for the last biscuit. Martha Stewart called Loveless’ breakfast the “best breakfast I’ve ever had.”

This package includes:

  • Hickory Smoked Bacon (14 oz.)
  • Maplewood Smoked Bacon (14 oz.)
  • Hickory Smoked Pepper Bacon (14 oz.)
  • Applewood Smoked Bacon (14 oz.)

Applewood Bacon may be subbed for Maplewood Smoked Bacon depending on availability
About Your Flavor Selections: Due to high demand, in the case that your flavor selections are not available for your delivery date, Loveless Cafe will substitute with the most similar flavors available.

This product is unavailable in Massachusetts and California