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Texas woman Pearl Cantrell, 105, was given a ride in an Oscar Mayer Wienermobile in her hometown after she said eating bacon was a key reason for her long life. <\/p>\n
Three slices of bacon a day keep the doctor away.<\/p>\n
At least that's been the case for 105-year-old Texas woman Pearl Cantrell, who credits her daily dose of sizzling pork for her longevity. <\/p>\n
Hard work and bacon, Cantrell told TODAY.com about her reasons for living a long life. I love bacon. I eat it every day. Its got to be crispy. <\/p>\n
Cantrell loves bacon so much that when Oscar Mayer heard of her affinity for it, the company gave her a lifetime supply and took her for a ride in the streets of her hometown of Richland Springs, Texas, in one of its Wienermobiles.<\/p>\n
That was so much fun (riding in the Wienermobile),\" she said. \"And getting all that bacon, I loved that, <\/p>\n
This is a small town with 336 people, and everyone was out on the street waving to her, Cantrells daughter, Anno Richards, told TODAY.com. It was a big day for all of us. <\/p>\n
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