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Mekanik

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Is that really what you guys call bacon? If so do you call it Canadian Bacon, or just bacon? Do you guys ever eat 'American Bacon'? Just curious. My wife was asking today during lunch when we were eating a pizza with Canadian Bacon.

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Real bacon is awesome. "Canadian bacon" is called ham here, and no, it doesn't surprise me that those pesky Northerners in our big back yard would attempt taking credit for its invention by renaming it. Posted Image

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Canada

 

An individual slice of bacon is a slice or strip. In Canada:

 

* The term bacon on its own refers generically to strip bacon from the belly meat of the pig, which is the most popular type of bacon sold in Canada.[citation needed]

* The term back bacon is used interchangeably to describe either smoked or unsmoked back bacon.

* The term peameal bacon is a variety of unsmoked back bacon which historically was brined and rolled in a meal made from ground yellow peas. Today, fine cornmeal is more commonly used as a coating.

* Canadians do not use the term "Canadian Bacon".[citation needed]

 

 

snip and paste from WIKI

 

I've always thought of it as back bacon, or the peameal style as described above.

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I'm sorry but you have to post that reply in French and English please.

No freakin French at all Please. Them dirty beggers will do nothin but screw it up. Bacon is a Canadian and American if you wish delicatessen and just shouldn't be screwed with. Bacon goes great with anything and almost everything: Coffee, eggs, burgers, chilly cheese and bacon hot dogs, pizza, Caesar salads, any damned salad, pancakes, any damned sandwich, oh and don't ever forget bacon wrapped oven roasted chestnuts. i could go on forever, but please don;t be sac-religious and allow the French to screw this one up. I can only imagine what they would do with bacon and call it. Anyone ever heard of how screwed up Quebec is about margarine? http://www.cbc.ca/consumer/story/2008/07/09/f-margarine.html

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Wow, i didn't realize this would be such a hot topic.

I read a recipie for a sandwich with bacon and peanut butter. Sounds a little wierd, but worth a try next Sunday morning.

Jim, what do you think? I was expecting something from you.

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Hmmmm...... Canadian bacon? Like as in "bacon made in Canada"? Years ago, a meat packers named Gainers ate the big green wiener (pun intended) because they made union bacon..... and the unions killed the goose that laid the golden egg (or is that killed the pig that offered the golden rasher?).

 

Oddly, Union bacon might also be Canadian bacon - or it could be US bacon, too... Non-union bacon (I prefer not to call it scab bacon) is about reasonably priced....

 

Kosher bacon, OTOH, THAT would be quite the find.....

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Now here's a question.... Let's say that old Abe in Vegreville has a smoked bacon recipe that would curl your toes... and he sends his recipe to his cousin Yakov in Oregon.....

 

Would that be American bacon? Canadian bacon? Or Canadian 'style' bacon made in America?

 

On a different note... if anyone saw Dalton McGuinty going ga-ga over Chevrolet and the Volt on the news, bacon soon takes on the shape of a squggley little piece of meat....

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I thought Dalton Mcguinty was a squiggley little piece of crap chewin the ole' fat. And he aint no where as appealing as Bacan. In fact, he leaves a shitty taste in most westerners mouth. So Ontario can keep him. I'll stick with bacon.

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Originally Posted By: Mekanik
Wow, i didn't realize this would be such a hot topic...

Sheeeeit! I'll bet if we put our minds to we we can make a diesel run on pork fat. Posted Image

They already have, and it brought a tear to my eyes. Wasting all that yummy pork fat....

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/6571993.stm

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Aaron... You sure are passionate and knowledgeable about your bacon, thanks for enlightening me. Posted Image

Ask Jim or the other guys on this board who've met me. You can tell I seldom miss a meal, and NEVER if there's bacon involved. Posted Image

 

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