Mmmmmm....BACON!
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brenndatomu
Minister of Fire
Wife fried up some bacon for BLT's last week, set the smoke alarm off because the stove burner control went out and the burner stays on high then! One other burner was already acting up, so my BLT cost me $90 for 2 new control switches. Well, that and the $8 or so that the bacon cost too...some of which the cat got, because it was so burnt...and he didn't even want all of it! That's my makin bacon story for the week!
Just had a bunch of bacon today for dinner with eggs, homefries that had bell peppers,garlic, onion and bologna it was awesome
No, that is good ole Canadian Bacon... yummmm Peameal to your SouthernersThat is ham.
Signed,
an American
Is that an old Griswold? Great skillet. Made some chocolate chip skillet cookies in my #3 and #5 tonight for the family.
Goofy Canadians thinking that pork loin is bacon.
PIG - (noun) - A magical creature that turns vegetables into bacon.
Edit: drooling over bacon (real or poser
) is more of an inglenook post. Gonna slide it over there.
PIG - (noun) - A magical creature that turns vegetables into bacon.
Edit: drooling over bacon (real or poser
) is more of an inglenook post. Gonna slide it over there.
You're just jealous because we like our Bacon a little leaner and
doesn't, shrivel up to nothing when it's fried
Besides the American Streaky bacon we can get now is sliced so thin it is see-through
unless you pay a small boatload of cash for thick slice which was at one time was how bacon was sliced
doesn't, shrivel up to nothing when it's fried
Besides the American Streaky bacon we can get now is sliced so thin it is see-through
unless you pay a small boatload of cash for thick slice which was at one time was how bacon was sliced
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Luckily thick sliced bacon is $3.50 at the supermarket near me. 16oz! 😊You're just jealous because we like our Bacon a little leaner and
doesn't, shrivel up to nothing when it's fried
Besides the American Streaky bacon we can get now is sliced so thin it is see-through
unless you pay a small boatload of cash for thick slice which was at one time was how bacon was sliced
Here 13.2 oz or 375 grams on sale will cost 5:99
so you see why we eat Canadian Bacon at 3:00 per 500 grams
More bang for the buck
Other way around here. About $4.99 for 6oz of Canadian Bacon. My family likes eggs Benedict so sometimes I buy it.
mikey
Burning Hunk
Everything is better with bacon, I don’t like winter tomatoes no flavor make a BLO bacon lettuce and a thin slice of sweet onion!
C'mon man! Where's the rest of it?
Nothing like a little dead pig in the morning!
Now that we agree on.
I don't eat much of it to keep my veins clear, but I do like me some. It's a treat
Aw stoveliker , I bet there's a lot more that we agree on!Now that we agree on.
I don't eat much of it to keep my veins clear, but I do like me some. It's a treat
I had to visit the financial district in Boston for work fairly often, and would occasionally go to a local bar between there any my hotel which I believe was a Hilton. Great clam chowder by a Russian chef btw, Im a chowder snob. Anyway, my co worker wanted to get me a cab to walk literally two blocks to my hotel because she thought I was going to get roughed up wearing a penguins jersey on my way to the bar there in the alley between my building and the hotel. It was also one of the first times I saw a homeless person sitting in the stoop of a back entrance of a building.
I got harassed like crazy walking in....OHHH WTF IS THIS GUY DOING! I laughed it off, and I enjoyed every minute at that bar. We lost btw. I had so many drinks bought for me, and I barely got to bed by like 3am. I love the bruins, I love the history. After all though teams are just full of mercenaries, but the fans...the fans are what make a team. That night I met some of the best fans of a sports team, and pickled my liver with them along side me.
BTW canadian bacon is ham. I hate to break it to you. There is such a distinct difference between REAL bacon and ham, it's incredible.
Canadian bacon is damn good too though, on a muffin with an egg on it.
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Canadian Bacon vs. Ham
Both Canadian bacon and ham come from pork and might look the same depending on the forms they take, but there are key differences. Here are points of consideration between the two meats:- Cut: The main difference between the two is that Canadian-style bacon comes from the back of the pig, and is a loin cut. Ham comes from the back legs or butt.
- Preparation: Canadian bacon comes in both thick and thin slices. Ham comes in cubes, as thick slabs of meat, or even in slices. You can enjoy Canadian bacon and ham in dishes at breakfast, brunch, lunch, or dinner; however, Canadian bacon, like other types of bacon, is traditionally a breakfast food.
- Preservation method: Ham is cured or smoked, while Canadian bacon undergoes brining, similar to other types of bacon, including peameal bacon, Irish bacon, English bacon, British bacon, and American bacon.
- Nutritional value: Compared to each other, ham generally has more sodium and a higher amount of carbohydrates, while Canadian bacon has more protein and less cholesterol.
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