Human? is an anthology of science fiction and fantasy stories edited by Judith Merril, published as a paperback original by Lion Books in 1954. No further editions were issued.
A good amount of difference in the calorie content of bacon is based on the other ingredients such as oil, spices, etc added to it while cooking. The calorie content in raw bacon is also different from that in its cooked form. One ounce of raw bacon contains around 128 calories while 4 oz of raw bacon has 512 calories. Cooking bacon increases its calorie content to some extent. One ounce of cooked bacon contains 149-153 calories; two ounce of cooked bacon contains 306 calories while 4 oz of bacon has as many as 602 calories. The calorie content in bacon slices also depends upon the thickness of these slices.
Probably the best news about bacon itâs that one ounce is usually enough to sideline your breakfast, round out your BLT sandwich, or top your baked potato. Even with the highest-fat type of bacon, 1 ounce adds up to 140 calories (the same as one cup of low-fat milk or two small slices of whole wheat bread). Choose a slightly leaner type (such as Oscar Mayer Center Cut Smokehouse Thick Sliced), and 1 ounce adds up to 105 calories and 7.5 grams of fat.