Tom
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Surely the label description is wrong (or illegal?). Or perhaps I'm wrong, however as I understand it, under Trades Descriptions, a food that says '... flavour' need not actually contain the food referred to, simply taste like it. However '... flavoured'means that it must contain the food referred to. Yet you say Baconnaise does not contain any bacon. Would you check and comment?
Brian Carter, Cumbria UK - Sep '09
Firebox says: The 'flavour/flavoured' issue you speak of Brian, is only a legal requirement with Cocoa (and chocolate products). UK Food Labelling Regulations 1996 has no provision for this use.
Spam is ok if it's sliced and grilled...
you guys are crazy. spam is never OK. ever.
Believe it or not, Baconnaise is suitable for vegetarians, especially all you pretend ones who secretly crave the unmistakable taste of shredded piggy flesh without the bacon guilt. It’s also kosher. How come? Well despite its incredibly realistic taste, it doesn’t actually contain any bacon