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" As we reported earlier this week, in this hog-happy nation, bacon has become as ubiquitous as, well, air. So it felt almost inevitable when we received word of a new product from J&amp;amp;amp;D Foods, the makers of Bacon Salt, Bacon Soda, and Bacon Lip Balm. The latest creation from the porkphillc packager? BaconAir. According to the company, the gas, packaged in a bright red inhaler, combines the &amp;quot;deliciousness of bacon with the unrivaled health benefits of 95% pure Himalayan oxygen,&amp;#039; giving you the strength to &amp;quot;run faster, jump higher, look and feel more attractive or memorize long sequences of numbers.&amp;quot; The fat and calorie free breathable bacon ($8.99) was inspired by the French company Le Whif, which makes inhalable forms of chocolate, vitamins, and coffee. More from Delish: 18 Appetizing Bacon Recipes For the body-conscious bacon lover, J&amp;amp;amp;D&amp;#039;s newest product seems almost too good to be true. And given the timing of its release, so close to April Fool&amp;#039;s Day and that on the website, you can&amp;#039;t actually buy it, only sign up for a wait list (not to mention the infamous thinness of Himalayan air), we thought we&amp;#039;d double check its existence. In an email, J&amp;amp;amp;D co-founder Justin Esch played coy. &amp;quot;Our last shipment of 95% pure Himalayan oxygen was damaged in transit,&amp;quot; Esch wrote in response to inquiries as to when the product would be available.&amp;quot;Do you know any Himalayan air dealers? We need the good stuff, super pure.&amp;quot; When asked if the hoggy O2 was legit, he responded only, &amp;quot;Do you want it to be?&amp;quot; More from Delish: 10 Strange Foods from Around the World In honor of April Fool&amp;#039;s Day, a look at some other dubious sounding delicacies that really are real (we think): -Le Whif - The inhalable &amp;quot;inspiration&amp;quot; behind BaconAir; really available in coffee, mint chocolate, and other flavors -Sushi Popper - Pre-sliced, push-up pop maki sushi, available in spicy shrimp, cucumber, and California roll -Cheeseburger-in-a-can - Exactly what it sounds like. Sadly this outdoorsman&amp;#039;s best friend may have been discontinued, as it is no longer listed on manufacturer Trekking-Mahlzeiten&amp;#039;s website.  -Crab Cream Gratin Pizza Doritos - One of FritoLay Japan&amp;#039;s limited edition gourmet flavors, which have also included Tuna Mayonnaise and Smoked Ham &amp;amp;amp; Mascarpone Cheese Doritos -Fruit-flavored fish oil soda - Called Omega-3 Effervescent, this bubbly beverage is a fresher way of drinking dreaded cod liver oil "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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