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Philly1860

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Well, it does have a double meaning; in a cafe its a soft bread bun, in certain other contexts its a head butt

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Bacon on a buttered bap.  I always get one from Asda when I'm doing my Saturday morning s;hop, if they don't have them, as sometimes happens, there's a bakery in town that does them.  Lovely!

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Ketchup - still the best condiment to add to most meats, bar none!

 

Anyone who tells you different is a foolish purveyor of "foreign" ideas....

 

PLEASE do not take these comments seriously, folks. Said entirely in jest....

 

Cheers. 

 

Chris.  

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1 hour ago, spruecutter96 said:

Ketchup - still the best condiment to add to most meats, bar none!

 

Anyone who tells you different is a foolish purveyor of "foreign" ideas....

 

PLEASE do not take these comments seriously, folks. Said entirely in jest....

 

Cheers. 

 

Chris.  

Nah... Ketchup =American invention =foreign.... 😁

HP sauce invented by FG Garton in Nottingham, name regd. 1895 = British 🇬🇧

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1 hour ago, spruecutter96 said:

Ketchup - still the best condiment to add to most meats, bar none!

 

Anyone who tells you different is a foolish purveyor of "foreign" ideas....

 

PLEASE do not take these comments seriously, folks. Said entirely in jest....

 

Cheers. 

 

Chris.  

Having been raised in lovely Chicago -- where asking for ketchup on the local 'loaded' hot dog is viewed as a crime vastly more vile than, say, strangling small animals for fun -- those who actually enjoy ketchup can find themselves unfairly vilified. Look at it this way: if I have ketchup on my butty or bap (or hot dog), it just leaves that much more of that tasty brown sauce for the rest of you! ;)

Cheers

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2 minutes ago, Grey Beema said:

Surely the best condiment for the bacon buttie is more bacon….

Suppose you could get a little bit of bread and wrap loads of bacon round the outside, kind of inside-out bacon sandwich.. It'd still need HP sauce however.. 

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Just now, Pig of the Week said:

Suppose you could get a little bit of bread and wrap loads of bacon round the outside, kind of inside-out bacon sandwich.. It'd still need HP sauce however.. 

Surely thats not actually a bacon sandwich? More of a bread baconwich... either way, surely you should just cut out the bread? Less carbs, more of the One True Bacon.....

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As we're on the subject, does anyone else mop up the bacon fat from the grill pan with a slide of bread?

 

Only works with decent quality dry cured bacon though, the fat from cheap bacon is far less appealing.

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6 minutes ago, Black Knight said:

Saves having to wash the pan

Isn't that why we have tongues?

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23 hours ago, Philly1860 said:

When making a Bacon sandwich (real Back Bacon...) brown sauce or Colmans mustard?

 

Neither, ketchup, tomatoes go well with bacon which is why we have BLTs.

 

Brown sauce for sausage sangers.

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12 hours ago, Hoppy said:

HP sauce only. Only improved with a runny egg in the sandwich, or is that another conversation ?

Could be "What is Your Favorite Sandwich?"

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13 hours ago, Karearea said:

Love a bacon sandwich but it’s got to have hot sauce on it. Not sweet chilli, more like Tabasco- we have one locally called Kaitaia Fire which is pretty good..

 

12 hours ago, Admiral Puff said:

Oh yes! I became addicted to that after I picked up a bottle at Auckland Airport when last over there - WONDERFUL stuff!

 

Not a fan of Hot Sauce but never yuck someone else yum. 

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1 hour ago, -Ian- said:

As we're on the subject, does anyone else mop up the bacon fat from the grill pan with a slide of bread?

 

Only works with decent quality dry cured bacon though, the fat from cheap bacon is far less appealing.

Good heavens no!😊

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8 minutes ago, Philly1860 said:

Good heavens no!😊

Yeah, not in the 'bacon fat is a condiment' school of thought. We do save it and use it for cooking some items. Normally though we use grape seed oil and EVOO.

 

I love my bacon very crispy. Sprouts (southwestern US grocery) has excellent bacon that they sell at the meat counter and in styro trays. Nice and thick. Mmmm, bacon...

 

 

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I never thought this topic would generate such a response...loving it.

 

Have to get back to the work that pays so I can continue to accumulate my stash.  I'll check in later to read all your replies.

 

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Just now, Philly1860 said:

Have to get back to the work that pays so I can continue to accumulate my stash.  I'll check in later to read all your replies.

Bacon or kit stash? :hmmm:

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