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The Top 4 Best Ways to Cook Your Bacon According to the Pros

The Bacon experts were asked to weigh in with their top ways to cook bacon and it turns out their are four ways to do it and we ranked them…

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The Bacon experts were asked to weigh in with their top ways to cook bacon and it turns out their are four ways to do it and we ranked them from 4 to 1. Enjoy!

4. Air Fryer

"The air fryer method is much easier to make than stovetop or baking in the oven because it's quick, less messy and there's no need to preheat the oven. You can make an epic BLT Sandwich in half the time," says the chef from Natasha's Kitchen.

3. Microwave

"Using the microwave to cook bacon is just as good as using a frypan. The bacon cooks evenly and comes out perfectly crispy. And it's a fast method-faster and easier than any other method" says Healthy Recipes Blog

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2. The Oven

"Make this your go to method when you need bacon for a big group and don't want to bother making multiple batches. Plus, there's no turning and cleanup is simple", says The Food Network

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1. Skillet

The smell of freshly cooked bacon wafting from a stovetop can immediately transport us back in time to our younger days, when our parents and grandparents made us a hearty breakfast. The good old frying pan can be used over an open fire if you happen to be camping, and nothing taste better than freshly cooked bacon at the campfire.

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