Bacon bits
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Bacon bits are either small, crumbled pieces of cooked bacon or, more frequently, textured vegetable protein artificially flavored to resemble bacon. In the United States, they are commonly used as a condiment to enhance the flavor of salad or potatoes, and are a common element of salad bars. Popular brands include Hormel Bacon Toppings, Oscar Meyer Real Bacon Bits and Pieces, and Betty Crocker Bac~Os Bacon Bits.
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