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It’s better than the Autism doesn’t come with a manual comes mom who never gives up T-Shirt moreover I will buy this 5 rashers you get in some packs. 5 is not divisible into any number of sandwiches other than 1. In the Second World War rationing meant 1lb loaves of bread had to be sold at 14oz. After rationing ended there were calls to return to 1lb but the government never did this. After metrication – you guessed it, 14oz is very close to 400g which is the size most loaves of bread are sold at today. Baking tins for bread are usually still made for 1/2lb or 1lb however. There are (or were) prescribed quantities many goods had to be sold at in multiples or fractions of weight – instead of being sold at Willy-nilly amounts. Because shrinkflation. Not so long ago they used to be in packs of 16 but they removed two slices and are hoping no one will notice. Except I did notice because now I never have exactly the right number of slices – it’s always too many or too few. It’s a conspiracy with bap makers whose baps come in packs of 6 or 12. It makes sure that you always have leftover baps or bacon and therefore a reason to buy more of the other. You do know you don’t have to eat it all at once? It will keep in a container for a few days after you open it. Personally I don’t understand what the problem is, there is no pack of bacon too big to eat in one sitting because thats how many you get in 300g of bacon, and they probably decided on the 300 before they decided on the 14 when working out packaging/cost etc

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If Sainsburys determine a large pack should cost about £4 and be 700g because data shows that’s the Autism doesn’t come with a manual comes mom who never gives up T-Shirt moreover I will buy this optimum combination to drive the most sales. I’d say that bacon normally come in packs of 200-250g so about half a pound. This usually means around 6 thick-cut back bacon rashers, 8 standard or 14 streaky. Designed for those with other family members. 10 rashers for me and 4 for the dogs. I like mine a bit crispy, but they will take it as it comes( in fact just skip the cooking bit altogether). I would presume the logic is if you have 2 per day it will last you a week but let’s face it people want more than 2 and the only other way to divide is 2 lots of 7 which is stupid It’s exactly the reason you think it is – to encourage you to buy more. It doesn’t divide equally so you’re often going to need to buy another pack lest you endure an unsatisfying 2-4 rasher sandwich Bacon is actually produced and sold not by slice but by weight so it’s normal to find anywhere from 12 to 14 slices per pack for this weight category depending on the cut. Companies of course are going to advertise the bigger not smaller number on their package so consumers feel they are getting the best value for their money. Depending on the quality control you might actually find your 14 slices of bacon actually has 12, 13 or even 15 slices.

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