Bacon: Awesome or Super-Awesome?
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Flippin' amazingly, superty duperty, smack-your-momma-or-other-random-family-member-who-annoys-you goodness in cured meat form. I'll take my bacon in either streaky or meaty British versions.0
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thank you for reminding me i need to make a bacon explosion.
super amazingly awesome!0 -
mmmm I love BLT's... had one for dinner early this week.0
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Like 1/3 of my weight is leftover bacon. Yeah, it's super awesome, and no, I am not eating it any more. I've turned to the dark side and switched to turkey bacon or none at all. :brokenheart:
**Gasps** you poor thing!0 -
I love bacon... It is the most amazing food ever!
My fav.food with bacon is Dominos Pizza with Alfredo Sauce, Chicken and Bacon.. Tastes like pure heaven but is oh so bad for you!0 -
Bacon with maple syrup is what super-awesome tastes like.
OH YES!! *drool*0 -
My belief is that the food pyramid should have bacon at the top and bottom and a few random times in between0
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coincidentally, this arrived in the mail yesterday0
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Only if it's turkey bacon! Tastes much better and there's no nasty, chewy fat to pick off.
Do you know what part of the turkey that bacon comes from? ...Exactly, nobody does.
Pig bacon is better because it's real food, and it's also usually healthier than the imitation turkey stuff.0 -
coincidentally, this arrived in the mail yesterday0
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This should actually be labeled "normal person" and "chef." :laugh:0 -
Either you love bacon or you're wrong.0
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rockerbabyy: haven't tried it yet. Tomorrow is the big day. And yep, bacon salt on veggies FTW!0
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Bacon is the anti-Christ of good nutrition. Of course, that's what makes it tasty.0
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1 oz of bacon has 151 calories, 3 % Saturated fat and 2% sodium and no nutritional value other than the 2-3 grams of protein and it does have nitrates. If you love salty greasy food so much that you don't mind high cholesterol, hypertension and carcinogens, go for it.0 -
Bacon is the anti-Christ of good nutrition. Of course, that's what makes it tasty.
You should try eggs fried in rendered bacon fat (lard) - YUM!! It might loosen you up a bit0 -
1 oz of bacon has 151 calories, 3 % Saturated fat and 2% sodium and no nutritional value other than the 2-3 grams of protein and it does have nitrates. If you love salty greasy food so much that you don't mind high cholesterol, hypertension and carcinogens, go for it.0 -
Meh. Even when I ate meat super fatty meat freaked me out. When I was a kid I would only eat bacon if the fat was completely burned off, extra crispy/black.0
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BLT ANYONE?0
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bacon is SUPER-AWESOME!!!!!!! Seriously who doesn't love it....bacon makes everything better!!!! yummmmmmmmmmmmmmmm0
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