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Thursday October 14th - Thursday October 21st 3 Course Bacon Infused Menu Featured Bacon Cocktails: $30/person (not including tax and gratuity) Bacon Martini ~Course One~ Bacon invused vodka, Wedge Salad dry vermouth, garnished with Iceburge lettuce, house cured an olive and Bacon $9 bacon bits, cherry tomatoes, bleu cheese crumbles and Bacon Bloody Mary bleu cheese dressing Bacon infused vodka, or house bloody mary mix, Cream of Potato Soup garnished with... Pureed potatoes, cheddar cheese, you guessed it, Bacon $9 bacon, and Laginitas IPA Special Bacon Happy Hour ~Course Two~ 5-7pm at th e bar. $3 o bacon drinks. $5 Bacon Explosion app. BBQ Bacon Shrimp & Grits Asiago cheese grits, cubes of our house cured Daily Happy Hour at the Bar bacon, shimp, tomatoes, in a BBQ reduction Mon-Fri 4pm-8pm $3 drafts or $5 select glasses of wine Bacon Wrapped Pork Pork loin stued with bacon and cornbread Featured Bacon Bits: stufﬁng, then wrapped with more bacon served with mashed potatoes Bacon on a Stick Our house cured bacon, ~Course Three~ well... on a stick $5 Bacon Dessert Bacon Studded Wafﬂe Bacon Explosion with Maple Bacon Ice Cream Sausage and cheddar wrapped in bacon, breaded with Panko and fried. Served with a BBQ ranch sauce $10 ----> Sign up for our Bacon Making6th Class @2pm We’re on TV! day Oct. 1 ! Satur Tune - Space is limited - in to see us on Send an email to The Travel Channel [email protected] on November 24th with the subject “bacon class” on a segment called “Bacon Paradise” Oct. 14 - 21.

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