Cameron Cookware Mak'n Bacon

I bought this product in Target several years ago. I love that you suspend the bacon and the fat just drips off in the receptacle below. I had a problem with the "T" inserts though. 2 of them broke when trying to pull them out. With one, the base of the "T" broke off and remained in the hole so that slot was unusable. With that said, when I went online to buy a new one, I compared what was out there. I still think it's one of the best products on the market for bacon so I recently purchased another one through amazon. To my delight, my 8 y/o son has learned to use it safely and independently. When we're done cooking with it, we turn it upside down on top of the garbage so the fat drips off directly in there and doesn't congeal in the sink.

Bacon comes out perfectly with the grease in the bottom. Easy cleanup without all the paper towels.

This is an amazing cookware invented by a young girl. This is the second
one I have purchased and it really does the job cooking bacon. Don't
know what I would do without it. Excellent product and highly recommended
to others that are looking for a good way to cook bacon.

It's a decent product. We're bacon eaters, so it's much easier than frying or turning on the oven. Bacon does stick together at the ends when it's cooking, so you have bacon 'circles' when it's time to eat. Much easier clean up than traditional frying/broiling methods.

Mak'n Bacon is a good product which works as expected. cooking is much faster, taste about the same, and clean-up a lot quicker than if using a frying pan.

with my 1000w microwave, i make 4-6 slices in 2-3 minutes. with a paper towel covering, oven splatter is minimal, and washing the unit is easy, though some drippings need persuasion.

i still prefer microwave cooking between doubled paper towels as compared to Mak'n Bacon, as the former gives nice flat pieces (great for BLTs !) and even less fat. otoh, timing is more critical there unless you enjoy paper fibers with your bacon.

nits : the hanger parts are a small pain to keep track of, in the drawer or in the dishwasher. instructions embossed on the back of the unit are hard to read; black plastic might work better for that.

i like it !