Bacon!

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I must say that Turkey Bacon is the pits...

But after a long night on the Tigers, it is suffice!
 
5 out of 5 pigs agree with me - Bacon should not be eat by humans, and that goes for pork as well !!!!!
 
I prefer back bacon reasonably well cooked for my BLT.

The beef bacon in the EY and EK lounges is just rubbish.
 
I like bacon in Australia and i believe it may have something to do with the cut.

I don't think it can be the cut - Bacon is taken from the eye fillet round through to the belly - there are essentially three cuts of bacon - middle (the whole thing including eye and belly), eye (being the fillet) and streaky (being the belly).

The difference I think is the slicing, the curing and the cooking.
 
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The problem with American bacon is the lack of meat on it, and the fact they fry it to a crisp. Looking forward to coming home and having the Aussie variety :D
 
The problem with American bacon is the lack of meat on it, and the fact they fry it to a crisp. Looking forward to coming home and having the Aussie variety :D

Personally, I do not see that as a problem. The crispier the better (And also, the fat is all cooked out then :P)

(that's my excuse and i'm sticking to it!)
 
At least here in Singapore I can easily get pork bacon at the hotel breakfast buffet, unlike in KL where hotels don't supply any pork products :evil:

I've noticed that in Malaysia even the most lavish resort buffet breakfasts never seem to include bacon as an option. I assume the risk of offending their Middle Eastern guests outweighs the disappointment of Westerners.
 
Maybe they also don't want to offend the 60% of their population who are muslims as well...
 
Personally, I do not see that as a problem. The crispier the better (And also, the fat is all cooked out then :P)

(that's my excuse and i'm sticking to it!)

Oh Drewbles! I agree with your earlier post, I don't think we can be friends anymore!!
 
I don't think it can be the cut - Bacon is taken from the eye fillet round through to the belly - there are essentially three cuts of bacon - middle (the whole thing including eye and belly), eye (being the fillet) and streaky (being the belly).

The difference I think is the slicing, the curing and the cooking.

I agree...the yanks just do not get it as they just have the streaky variety or Canadian bacon, which is a thick cut fillet or back bacon which is not cured the way they do it here and the U.K etc.

My preference is the eye fillet/back bacon or a whole rasher of middle bacon but it needs to be well cured otherwise it is pretty tasteless.

Just love that bacon and egg sandwich for breakfast...especially when a few sherbets have been consumed the previous night!
 
Especially when they deep fry it!

At least here in Singapore I can easily get pork bacon at the hotel breakfast buffet, unlike in KL where hotels don't supply any pork products :evil:

I can't believe how much bacon 4 teenagers can go through in a week! We often get it in 2KG lots, sometimes several times a week (our boarder's father owns a butcher shop and pays part of his board in meat ;) )

Why do you need Pork Bacon when you can have Turkey Bacon!:p
 
The difference I think is the slicing, the curing and the cooking.
You are probably right.

I have had bacon around the world and it just does not taste the same. Perhaps the UK comes closest.
 
As the HeeBeeGeeBees kindly informed us, "the world is very very big, and bacon comes from a pig" - ptooey to 'beef bacon' or 'turkey bacon' or any non-porcine bacon for that matter! :p

When I had bacon for breakfast in NYC last year I was unable to 'fork' it...it was so crisped up it just 'shattered' each time I attempted to impale it on my fork - just ridiculous. :shock:
 
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