Bacon Bits are kosher.
Those exist in actual reality.
Consider that someone had to develop a non-pork product to meet demand from a target market that presumably doesn’t know what bacon should taste like.
Boy was I confused the first time I saw my dad put bacon bits on his salad.
Not only has a rabbi written a paper on it, two other rabbis have written subsequent papers on why the first rabbi is wrong.
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