There are two things we love above all else: Christmas and pork products. It seems that we're not the only ones. Behold, the Bacon Nativity:
Because nothing says Peace on Earth like mini sausages.
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Breakfast Nativity Scene Knows Exactly What We like
There are two things we love above all else: Christmas and pork products. It seems that we're not the only ones. Behold, the Bacon Nativity.
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