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Food

MMMericuh, The 100% Bacon Burger Patty Is Back

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Photo courtesy of Slaters 50/50

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Just when we were starting to feel all down in the dumps about the Monkey Style burger at In-N-Out being a hoax, another burger has lifted our spirits. Yes, that's right. The 100 percent bacon burger at Slater's 50/50 is back in all its porcine glory.

The foundation of the burg, which is available at all of Slater's SoCal locations during the month of July, is a 100 percent ground bacon patty layered with a sunny-side-up egg, thick cut bacon, bacon Thousand Island dressing, and bacon cheddar cheese. As if that wasn't enough piggly wiggly action, the restaurant puts all those ingredients in between a bacon pretzel bun made with rendered bacon fat instead of butter that's sprinkled with bacon bits on top.

Pair that with one of their bacon bloody marys, and you're money.

You can find out more info and seek out locations on their site.

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