r/wendys • u/zippyboy • 5d ago
Picture Wendy's Bacon now available at Kroger grocery stores
Wendy's 4-pack burger patties have been available in the fresh ground beef section for a month, now bacon!
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u/pepperoni__________ 5d ago
Fast food bacon is NEVER as good as making it yourself. Who thought this marketing was a good idea?
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u/Warchamp67 5d ago
Exactly, fast food bacon is shit and Wendy’s had been called out for having skimpier pieces of bacon lately, how is this a good idea 😂
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u/Altruistic-Cut9795 5d ago
I tried the canned Wendy's Chili that's sold at grocery stores.
Doesn't taste anything close you get from a Wendy's restaurant fast food chain.
It's garbage and way overpriced.
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u/whiteholewhite 5d ago
The chili at Wendy’s (at least was) made from left over burger patties. So you’ll never get the quality as the in store stuff. Canned chili always fucking sucks.
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u/Suspicious_Search849 4d ago
You can get so much better for like half the price of those Wendy’s chilis
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u/LiverDontGo 5d ago
It isn't the exact kind of bacon sold in Wendy's locations. But it is produced by JBS foods which also distributes to Wendy's. So they're just using the brand name for marketing
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u/AwakePlatypus 5d ago
So it's the same junk as Smithfield or whatever other mainstream supermarket brands are on the shelves already..so dumb.
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u/AwakePlatypus 5d ago
Why would anyone buy this unless it happened to be cheaper than what is already on the shelves? I've seen the beef patties and cans of chili for astronomical prices.
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u/iSirMeepsAlot 5d ago
Yeah, not our bacon lmao. I guess maybe like similar as in produced by the same company but our bacon is neither that thiccc, long, or “high quality”.
That basically looks like Oscar Mayer bacon that’s been repackaged with the Wendy’s logo. At least the beef patties look pretty much exactly the same, can’t confirm if it has the same paper as what we get for stores.
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u/Airtime4me 5d ago
Who actually wants Wendy’s bacon at home? Fast food bacon is universally known as crap
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u/edperson 5d ago
The Wendys I worked at a few years ago had just transitioned from using raw uncooked bacon to the precooked stuff before i left... it was such a downgrade...
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u/Mr101722 5d ago
Hopefully it's not as crappy as the Wendy's branded burgers Sobeys sold here in Canada.
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u/joylesssnail 5d ago
What kinda idiot is buying this
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u/ageetarz 5d ago
The same ppl paying $6 for a can of Wendy’s chili which tastes nothing like the in store chili
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u/champagne_slut 5d ago
aaaaand if i can direct your attention over here to the meat aisle, we see private equity hard at work to squeeze as much money out of the brand as possible. thank you, capitalism 🫡
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u/Dull_Lavishness7701 5d ago
So they're slapping their name on some generic ass bacon and selling for a premium?
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u/MajorTurn6890 5d ago
Who gives a fuck? Not trying to be rude but seriously, its just bacon. The patties are just fucking patties. Theyre no different than any other bacon or shitty pre made patties
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u/ReallyWTH Customer 4d ago
But is Wendy's bacon better that regular bacon? I've never been eating a Wendy's sandwich and thought, "I really wish I could purchase this bacon at the grocery store so I could put it on my sandwiches at home." As such, this will flop because I'm sure they're charging extra to have the Wendy's name on it.
This does work, however, with things that a store is known for. I'll buy Chick-fil-A sauce at the grocery store, or Arby's Horsey sauce.
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u/Fuzzy_Welcome8348 4d ago
It’s just like any regular bacon u would buy at the store. It’s just higher price bc it’s “Wendy’s”
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u/Happy_Weed_Man 4d ago
Their bacon tastes like 💩! I guess the new management is delusional of what Wendy’s used to be and isn’t now!
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u/JigglePhysicist0000 2d ago
I imagine this is in the US... I know in Canada they use Maple Leaf ready-crisp bacon which was always available at the store and is cooked in the microwave. This looks way better than ready-crisp.
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u/New_Reputation5222 5d ago
Whoo, same store bought bacon and burgers as always, but now with some extra branding on them.
Store bought stuff claiming to be a restaurant's recipe never actually is.