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He said paying just three pence extra for a rasher of bacon could help support the country's pork industry.— Mirror.co.uk - News
In financial terms it comes down to three pence extra for a rasher of bacon to help our farmers and the lives of pigs.— Mirror.co.uk - News
Mario Batali is a barrel-chested, thick-forearmed American-Italian chef whose love of the pig is so developed, indeed so intense, that for Christmas his kids gave him a scarf woven to look like a rasher of streaky bacon.— The Guardian World News
Watch any of the programmes and it's hard not to be moved by their conclusion: that surely a few extra pence for a rasher of bacon is worth it to end the brutal conditions endured by the average foreign pig.— The Guardian World News

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