streaky bacon

American  

[stree-kee bay-kuhn] / ˈstri ki ˈbeɪ kən /

noun

1. British. a form of bacon high in fat that is cut from the belly or sides of a pig, usually sliced thinly before being sold.

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Example Sentences

Add some crumbled sausage to the pan before you add the mushrooms or perhaps a handful of chopped streaky bacon.

From The Guardian

If I’m feeling fancy, I fry some streaky bacon until it is crisp and shard-like, because it makes an excellent vehicle for the transfer of cod’s roe to one’s mouth in lieu of cutlery.

From The Guardian

He suggests dry-cured, smoked streaky bacon for the former, and a sharp pickle for the latter.

From The Guardian

Shred 150g of smoked streaky bacon and fry in a shallow pan until golden and lightly crisp.

From The Guardian

By blending a combination of soy, gluten and spices, Sgaia's creates a number of vegan products which they call 'mheats' - from staples like streaky bacon and burgers to more specialised foods such as charcuterie.

From BBC