Bacon Weave S'mores Puts a Salty Twist on the Campfire Cookout Staple
Michael Hines — October 7, 2013 — Lifestyle
References: dudefoods & thatsnerdalicious
Here's hoping that bacon weave s'mores become a staple of campfire cookouts. Nick, the one-named blogger over at Dude Foods, created this salty and sweet dessert much the same way that a normal s'more would be made. He used a bar of Hershey's chocolate, a graham cracker, a marshmallow and a few slices of bacon woven together.
According to Nick, the bacon weave s'mores weren't that difficult to make due to their small size. The bacon weave itself is made up of five pieces of bacon that were cut in half and the rest of the s'more is made per usual. Dude Foods has recently been on a bacon-weaving kick as of late, with the bacon weave s'more joining the bacon weave choco taco in the pantheon of delicious pork desserts.
According to Nick, the bacon weave s'mores weren't that difficult to make due to their small size. The bacon weave itself is made up of five pieces of bacon that were cut in half and the rest of the s'more is made per usual. Dude Foods has recently been on a bacon-weaving kick as of late, with the bacon weave s'more joining the bacon weave choco taco in the pantheon of delicious pork desserts.
Trend Themes
1. Bacon-weaving - Bacon weaving is a trend that can be applied to a variety of sweet and savory dishes to add a salty twist.
2. Pork Desserts - Pork desserts are growing in popularity as people explore new flavor combinations.
3. Campfire Cooking - Campfire cooking is an opportunity for chefs to get creative with their dishes and incorporate unexpected ingredients.
Industry Implications
1. Food and Beverage - The food and beverage industry can capitalize on the trend of bacon-weaving and pork desserts by creating new and exciting dishes for their customers.
2. Hospitality - The hospitality industry can incorporate bacon-weaving and pork desserts into their menus to offer unique and memorable dining experiences for their guests.
3. Outdoor Recreation - The outdoor recreation industry can offer bacon-weaving and campfire cooking classes or experiences to attract customers and provide them with a fun and interactive way to explore cooking techniques.
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