Mess-free bacon is just one aluminum sheet away

Aluminum foil not only prevents your bacon from simmering in its own grease while cooking in the oven, but it also offers benefits even after the bacon is cooked and devoured. If you've covered your baking sheet completely with foil, cleanup has never been simpler. Just gather the foil and toss it out—no more fussing over how to dispose of leftover bacon grease.
It's essential to consider the thickness and fat content of your bacon, as fattier slices will take longer to cook and will release more grease. Be sure to use enough foil to ensure a mess-free process. The general recommendation is to preheat your oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit, although some suggest temperatures between 350 and 425 degrees. Ultimately, if your bacon is particularly thick or fatty, you'll need to cook it longer, and vice versa, depending on how crispy you prefer it. Fortunately, using foil makes the bacon-cooking process quite forgiving.
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