Bacon chips: Bet you can't eat just one

Why can't we have a version of this on our supermarket shelves?

This photo comes via Flickr, and paper or plastic? According to the photo caption, this is a Korean snack. It lands at #9 on our list of 1,001 things to do with bacon.

The rest of the list is below....

#8 Rumaki

#7 Lentils and bacon

#6 Gift it

#5 Maple-bacon biscuits

#4 Roasted potato salad

#3 Apple bacon coffeecake

#2 Panzanella

#1 Candied Bacon Martini

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Comments

[Tom]

We do have them, unless you exclude Korean supermarkets from "our" supermarkets. I've bought a bag of these before here in LA, at Hannam Market World, I believe. Just go to a Korean supermarket and they should have them in the snack aisle, along with all the corn snacks.

[KDB]

The British have them too. Walker's Bacon Crisps... you can find them at many British stores in So Cal... and they're awesome.

[Heather]

This article is a nightmare every time I glance at the headline...I'm allergic to pork. Ha ha! :)

[Milt]

With these Bacon Chips, why am I reminded of a dog running around saying/thinking; Bacon, Bacon, Bacon!

[John-Bryan Hopkins]

I am so surprised that y'all have never seen these in the states. In the early 1980's, Golden Flake, a snack company here in Birmingham, Alabama offered virtually the same thing in two flavors mind you. I loved them and would get a bag every time I could. Their flavors were much less racy plain and barbecue.

They tasted like a bland, puffy bacon bit.

I would say fried pork rinds are the closest things you can find now a-days. In rural areas I have seen them in barbecue, honey mustard and teriyaki flavors.

Thanks for posting this. It brings back such good memories.

By the way,salty bacon and dark chocolate make a wonderful match.