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That “Weird Lump” in Your Bacon? Here’s What It Really Is (And Why You Don’t Need to Panic)

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fat: White or cream-colored, soft (raw), becomes translucent and crispy when cooked.

  • Weird lump: Pale, firm, rubbery, often round or bean-shaped, doesn’t cook the same way.


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