Love that Bison! I had a 1 lb. package of Ground Bison Sirloin so I took enough out to make a couple of Bison Sliders. With the remaining Bison I made Bison Sloppy Joes out of it. Back to the Sliders. I made 2 of them seasoning them with McCormick Grinder Steakhouse Seasoning and lightly frying them in Extra Virgin Olive Oil, about medium rare. if you've never tried Bison it's time! They make the most delicious and juicy burgers you'll ever have. I topped them with Sauteed Mushrooms and J&D's Baconnaise Lite Bacon-Flavored Spread and served on Peepperidge Farms Whole Grain Slider Buns. For those of you not familiar with J&D's Baconnaise Lite Bacon-Flavored Spread I left the description along with J&D's web site. It is what the name suggests Baconnaise, Bacon and Mayo. Goes great with any sandwich. I had a side of Ore Ida Crinkle Fries. For dessert later a Yoplait Delight 100 Calorie Chocolate Eclair Parfait.
J&D's Baconnaise Lite Bacon-Flavored Spread
Baconnaise - Lite. With 1/2 the fat and 1/3 fewer calories than regular mayonnaise, Baconnaise Lite will still give you tons of bacon flavor without the guilt. Great on sandwiches, salads, burgers, fries, dips and more! 15 fl oz.
Baconnaise™, available in Regular and Lite, is the newest addition to the J&D’s family.
We started with a customer request to make “spreadable bacon, namely mayonnaise.” At first, we were skeptical. Mostly because neither one of us really liked mayo much.
Then we started talking to people about whether a bacon-flavored mayonnaise would fly. We heard from a lot of people that just couldn’t wait for us to make it so they could use it on everything. They told us that sometimes they didn’t want salt, they just wanted bacon – so just mixing Bacon Salt and mayonnaise wouldn’t cut it. They wanted less mayo taste and more bacon taste – it should be Baconnaise, not “Mayocon” we heard. And many people requested a Lite and a Regular version, because some people loved Lite mayos and some people hated it (with a passion).
So we set out on another bacon-flavored adventure. Could we make a mayonnaise product that met our own high bacony standards? Could we get people as excited as they were for Bacon Salt (for which shrines have been built and songs have been written)?
It was at that point that we began a very unhealthy morning routine: eat a slice of bacon, try a version of Baconnaise, eat a slice of bacon. Compare. Improve. Repeat. Over the 6 months it took us to make Baconnaise, we estimate that we probably ate 20 pounds of bacon, consumed 5 large jars of mayonnaise and took 2 years off of our lives – looking for that exact and delicious flavor that we would be proud to call Baconnaise.
And then we did it. We tasted the smooth and slightly smoky taste that would henceforth be known as Baconnaise, The Ultimate Bacon Flavored Spread. We put it on sandwiches, salads, dips, fish, chicken, burgers and more. And they were all delicious!
But was it just us? We wanted to know. Had we ruined our taste buds eating so much bacon and mayo? So we had other people taste it. Our friends. Our family. The electrician. The box maker. The women at the deli. Anyone that came into our office. Random people on the street.
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1 Tbsp
Amount Per Serving
Calories 30
Calories from Fat 25
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 2.5 g 4 %
Saturated Fat 0 g 0 %
Polyunsaturated Fat 2 g
Monounsaturated Fat 0.5 g
Cholesterol 5 mg 2 %
Sodium 130 mg 5 %
Potassium 0 mg 0 %
Total Carbohydrate 2 g 1 %
Dietary Fiber 0 g 0 %
Sugars 0 g
Protein 0 g 0 %
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