I love bacon and eat it as often as I can.
Extra crispy...only way to eat it!
Bacon
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Bacon bits in my salad.
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Americans talking about bacon who can only get the strips of bacon. I have had American and it is okay but I prefer Scottish Bacon. Ayrshire bacon is the best. Next up Danish, smoked. Sweet cure with maple is divine as it has a lot less water in it. I normally get Dutch smoked. It is good for budget bacon. Great taste and in a min I am going to have a full English, eggs, bacon, beans(maybe) mushrooms and toast.
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BlasteroidAli wrote:Americans talking about bacon who can only get the strips of bacon. I have had American and it is okay but I prefer Scottish Bacon. Ayrshire bacon is the best. Next up Danish, smoked. Sweet cure with maple is divine as it has a lot less water in it. I normally get Dutch smoked. It is good for budget bacon. Great taste and in a min I am going to have a full English, eggs, bacon, beans(maybe) mushrooms and toast.
Ahh I miss those English cooked breakfasts I used to have when I'd travel there. Did you also have fried tomatoes with it? I'm a big fan of bacon, either crispy or chewy, American, Canadian, or other. I don't worship the stuff like some people seem to, but I do really enjoy it and tend to have it maybe once every 2-3 months or so.
Any Scrapple lovers here? I really like that, too, but I get the impression it's more of a North East thing. When I was living in Hawaii and asked my co-workers about it, they had never even heard of it which blew me away since they seem to love SPAM and other pork-based processed meats so much.
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Also, as far as American style breakfast bacon goes, this is my absolute favorite - it's amazing how tough it was to find a bacon without added sugars back when I was really looking for that, but this one hits all the marks and tastes fantastic!
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C64_Critic wrote:Also, as far as American style breakfast bacon goes, this is my absolute favorite - it's amazing how tough it was to find a bacon without added sugars back when I was really looking for that, but this one hits all the marks and tastes fantastic!
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Looks fab. I wonder if I can get it imported into London.
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BlasteroidAli wrote:Looks fab. I wonder if I can get it imported into London.
Good luck - I have a hard enough time finding it around here, I can't imagine how tough it would be to find across the pond. Although with today's shipping services, I wouldn't be surprised if you could find some entity, somewhere, that would be able to handle a special case shipping like that... over night, using dry ice, or something along those lines. Not sure even bacon is worth all that hassle though! LOL!