MyBacon, made for the tableOur purpose · MyForest Foods
GOOD FOOD CAN GROW DIFFERENTLY.
We grow oyster mushroom mycelium as whole sheets and turn it into food that sizzles, crisps, and brings more people to the table.
- 01Grow a whole sheet
- 02Slice and cure
- 03Cook it crisp

AT THE TABLE
FOOD IS JOY.
A good meal makes room for everyone. We make MyBacon for vegetarians, meat eaters, and anyone who wants a crisp, savory strip in the pan.
See what’s cookingThe crop
Nature builds the texture.
Mycelium forms the fine, interwoven fibers that give our whole-cut food its bite.


Our current supply grows at a partner mushroom farm in Pennsylvania. We harvest the mycelium in whole sheets, then slice and cure it in New York for MyBacon.
Follow the processOUR ROOTS
FROM A VERMONT FARM TO A NEW CROP.
Eben grew up making maple syrup and raising cows and pigs with his family in Vermont. Food and farming were part of daily life.
At RPI, Eben Bayer met Gavin McIntyre. They founded Ecovative in 2007 and grew mycelium into useful materials.
The team brought that work to food. The first MyBacon packs reached stores in Albany in November 2020.
Watch Eben explain why mycelium became food.

Why we make it
THE FOOD HAD TO EARN ITS PLACE IN THE PAN.
Bacon was our first test because its texture and flavor matter. Mycelium gives us a crop that grows that structure intact, and a way to make familiar food from it.
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