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Swiss Gourmet : Bacon and sausages make for lots of happiness

Bacon. Bacon! BACON! Just saying the word brings me utter happiness. Faced with a platter of perfectly cooked bacon strips is sheer nirvana. Never mind that you might end up in heaven soon enough. Bacon is worth every single calorie. And Swiss Gourmet delivers excellently.

Swiss Gourmet Smoked Bacon

Breakfast in bed like this? Makes you think you’ve died and gone to heaven.


Cooked to a nice even crisp, Swiss Gourmet’s Smoked Bacon is happiness on a plate. Lean and well-seasoned, the light smokiness resonates well. Aside from the Smoked Bacon, they also have Bacon Ham—a happy cross between ham and bacon. It comes in rounds instead of strips, making it perfect for sandwiches. If you’re looking to make your own bacon cheeseburgers, Swiss Gourmet’s Bacon Ham is perfect for it. Tip though, you may want to snip small cuts alongside the outer ring, to minimize the bacon’s curling.

Swiss Gourmet Sausages

Hungarian to the front, Schublig at the back, happiness all over.

Swiss Gourmet also has sausages. I got to try the Schublig and Hungarian Sausages—two of my favorites. The insides of these sausages are ground fine, with miniscule fat particles. Both are bursting with flavor, quite literally. The casing is also on the thick side, creating a resilient crust that’s wonderful to bite into. For people who live spicy food, the Hungarian sausage is wonderfully spicy, spicier than some Hungarian sausages I’ve tried (e.g. Santis) so be ready to have some bread to munch on.

Swiss Gourmet Farmer's Ham

Panini with Farmer’s Ham, tomatoes and monterey jack cheese.

Aside from the bacon and sausages, Swiss Gourmet also has a good selection of smoked meats and cold cuts that would be great for deli-style sandwiches and cold cut platters. Most of the stuff I’ve tried from them are delicious, plus, they’re reasonably priced so they’re definitely worth trying. They’re not as readily available as commercial brands, but they’re worth looking for as the products are deli-quality. DO IT FOR THE BACON!

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11 Comments »

Comment by ksolaris
2010-06-29 12:35:55

I also personally vouch for the bacon and cheese hungarian. XDDD

 
Comment by Carlos
2010-06-29 17:39:59

Ganda tlga pag natural light lang. But hopefully diffused by an overcast day or a big big window! Clap Clap Kaoko!

 
Comment by AiDiSan
2010-07-02 14:36:04

i heart bacon! it’s my kids favorite breakfast too! i make it a point bacon is part of my weekly grocery lists.

i included your page in my blogroll. rest assure i am now an avid follower of this blog.

 
Comment by Bryan Karl
2010-07-03 18:27:01

Bacon, really, is happiness. :D Swiss Gourmet’s smoked bacon is presented finely, on top of how yummy the bacons look.

 
Comment by ziggy
2010-07-08 18:41:58

yeah! i reckon pig is the best beast in the world!

the pictures are awesome too. what lens do you use?

 
Comment by Nick
2010-07-17 18:31:41

Mouth-watering bacon!

 
Comment by kaoko
2010-07-20 18:18:49

@ksolaris
Amen to that!

@Carlos
Thankies :)

@AiDiSan
Thanks for visiting, oh fellow bacon fan! Let us worship bacon together!

@Bryan Karl
I’m happy to see a kindred spirit in you. BACON. *worships*

@Ziggy
I’ve a feeling Anthony Bourdain agrees with you. All hail pork! (LECHON FTW!) And thanks, I usually just alternate between my kit (18-55) and a f1.8 50mm, but for this post, it’s all my 50mm.

@Nick
Amen to that! Bacon!

 
Comment by christine
2010-07-21 22:10:35

Bigla tuloy ako nagutom. hehehe A little comment sa photos.. medyo a little over exposed sa light since you ate using f/1.8.. pero it’s not bad at all. A little adjustment with photoshop or LR will do. Over all, it’s an excellent work. If you wont mind I’d love to guide Foodista readers to your post. Just add the foodista widget to the end of this post so it will appear in the Foodista pages and it’s all set, Thanks!

 
Comment by Bea
2010-07-23 20:28:55

Yay! You updated! (Last update was a month ago. T.T) My gosh, the bacon! I don’t eat pork but that’s something I’d like to stuff myself with. Beautiful food photography as usual.

 
Comment by kaoko
2010-07-25 23:15:03

@christine
Thanks, I’ll keep your comments in mind.

@Bea
Work + Real Life is proving to be too much :(

 
2010-07-27 17:45:15

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