15 Recipes That Prove Bacon Is Still The Best

Fear not, the bacon craze lives on.

1. Maple Caramel Bacon Crack

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Warning: bacon crack is highly addictive.

2. Bacon Wrapped Tater Tots

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Betcha can't eat just one. Get the recipe here.

3. The Best Bacon Jam

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Want to make friends fast? Add this bacon jam to a cheese plate.

4. Maple Bacon Waffle Bake

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Waffles and bacon, together at last. Get the recipe here.

5. Bacon Wrapped Grilled Peaches with Balsamic Glaze

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Learn how to make these bites of heaven here.

6. Spicy Bacon Wrapped Onions Rings

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You deserve to have these in your life. Find the recipe here.

7. Bacon Bourbon Caramel Popcorn

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This popcorn is meant for every occasion.

8. Bacon Bourbon BBQ Chicken Kebabs

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Because bacon makes everything better. Find the recipe here.

9. Spicy Bacon Wrapped Meatballs

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Sometimes meat just needs a little more meat. See the recipe here.

10. Cheesy Bacon Bombs

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Deep fried bacon and cheese. Oh ya. Here's the recipe.

11. Bacon and Goat Cheese Pops

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There's no such thing as too much bacon or too much cheese. Find the recipe here.

12. Bourbon Marshmallow S'Mores with Bacon

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Find this genius recipe here.

13. Bacon and Corn Griddle Cakes

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Here's the recipe for the best damn griddle cakes ever.

14. Maple Bacon Ice Cream Sandwich

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Bacon ice cream sandwiched between two buttery chocolate chip cookies = heaven. Find the recipe here.

15. Bacon Wrapped Kielbasa Bites with Brown Sugar Glaze

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Put these on a platter and watch them disappear ... or hide in the kitchen and eat them all yourself. Here's the recipe.