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Why Your Bacon is a Scam (You're Buying Water) Modern supermarket bacon is a bacterial paradise wrapped in plastic. It is 15-25% injected water, loaded with phosphates, and rots within a week of opening. In 1547, a medieval farmer could hang a ham in his cellar for 16 months, and it would still be safe to eat. How did we lose this technology? In this video, we expose the industrial "pumping" process that sells you tap water at meat prices. We explain the chemistry of "Water Activity" and why modern cured meats need refrigeration while ancient ones didn't. We also debunk the "Uncured/Nitrate-Free" label scam and show you how to find (or make) real bacon that lasts. In this video, you will discover: The Water Scam: How you pay $2 for water in every $10 pack of bacon. The "White Foam" Test: Why your bacon shrinks and bubbles in the pan. The Medieval Method: How salt and cold smoke created a "biological fortress" against bacteria. The "Uncured" Lie: Why celery powder is just a marketing trick for nitrates. How to Buy Real Meat: What labels to look for to avoid the water trap. Are you tired of bacon that shrinks to half its size? Let us know in the comments below! #Bacon #FoodIndustry #MeatCuring #MedievalHistory #RealFood #Nutrition Why bacon shrinks, Water injected meat scam, Sodium nitrite vs celery powder, Uncured bacon explained, History of meat curing, Medieval food preservation, How to cure bacon at home, Industrial food secrets, Water activity in food, Cold smoking meat, Dry cured vs wet cured, Salt preservation, Survival food storage, The Old World Way, Meat industry lies #Bacon #FoodScam #MeatCuring #History #Nutrition #RealFood #Cooking #Medieval