Sentence examples for demand for bacon from inspiring English sources
Demand for bacon is slow.
Weak demand for bacon, which is made from pork bellies, has weighed on the market for several weeks.
"And cows are relatively benign crappers," Roberts points out; hogs — mass-produced to meet the demand for bacon on everything — are more prolific.
Or as one 19th-century political philosopher put it, "The pig has a stronger interest than anyone in the demand for bacon.
I was aware of the British tradition for middle whites, and the quality of the meat, but they went out of fashion last century because of the rise in demand for bacon pigs, which are by necessity much leaner".
Prices of frozen pork belly futures plummeted by the daily limit of 2 cents a pound yesterday for the second straight day on the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, reflecting burdensome supplies and slack demand for bacon.
Hormels refrigerated segment was the only one to record a slight decline in sales because of softer demand for hams, bacon and commodity pork, and a weak food-service-sales environment, but the divisions profits jumped more than 50% on favorable spreads between hog costs and primal values.
The bellies were frozen and set aside, then used to make bacon during the summers when the demand for it (think bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwiches) rose.
One can view this speak-easy pantomime as a necessary crowd-control measure given that the demand for juleps and bacon dogs is likely to be ferocious.
It also says that the European Commission has "been calling it "novel flu", replacing the word "swine" to avoid prompting a fall in demand for pork and bacon".
At the Presbyterian Community Center's annual pre-Christmas breakfast, the demand for eggs now outstrips that for bacon — though whether the change can be chalked up to new neighborhood eating habits or the recent arrival of several Somali families is anyone's guess.
