What you pay for in taxes.....

The Crewroom for non-FS related stuff, fun and general chat.

Moderators: Guru's, The Ministry

User avatar
DaveB
The Ministry
Posts: 30457
Joined: 17 Jun 2004, 20:46
Location: Pelsall, West Mids, UK
Contact:

Post by DaveB »

Rarely have I seen so much BLX :roll: What if you don't like crispy bacon?? It's not very perfect then is it :-$

ATB

DaveB :tab:
ImageImage
Old sailors never die.. they just smell that way!

User avatar
AlexP
Trident
Trident
Posts: 347
Joined: 24 Mar 2006, 17:07
Location: Bomber County, England

Post by AlexP »

This study is only partially complete it needs to be extended to investigate the BLT. What type of lettuce should I use and which is the best brand of mayonnaise? Also what ratio of bacon, lettuce and tomato achieves best results? :dunno: I need to be told these thing’s by a study :roll: , obviously I could never just work it out myself :think: there’s just too many variables, my head hurts. :madhead:
Image

AndyG
Concorde
Concorde
Posts: 1660
Joined: 22 Jul 2004, 08:57
Location: Sarf London

Post by AndyG »

DaveB wrote:What if you don't like crispy bacon??
That's just not natural!! :shock: :wink:

Andy M seems to have the right idea, although nobody has mentioned the Ulster Fry as yet. Whoops! :redface:

AndyG

User avatar
DelP
The Gurus
Posts: 2243
Joined: 16 Aug 2004, 21:40
Location: Under EGCC 23R approach....

Post by DelP »

Well...I've been a vegetarian for the past 25 years...
..so I have to make do with a soya or Quorn substitute... :shock: :worried:

I'll say no more.......

Derek :lol: :lol:
'My Auntie Mabel told me I'd make a great soldier, though I don't know how 30 years working in a biscuit factory had qualified her to make that judgement.....' Eddie Nugent

Airborne Signals

User avatar
AlexP
Trident
Trident
Posts: 347
Joined: 24 Mar 2006, 17:07
Location: Bomber County, England

Post by AlexP »

DelP wrote:
Well...I've been a vegetarian for the past 25 years...
I admire you fortitude, even though it now seems I’ve no idea how to construct a Bacon Sarnie :roll: I couldn’t live with out them.

Alex
Image

User avatar
DelP
The Gurus
Posts: 2243
Joined: 16 Aug 2004, 21:40
Location: Under EGCC 23R approach....

Post by DelP »

AlexP wrote:I admire you fortitude, even though it now seems I’ve no idea how to construct a Bacon Sarnie :roll: I couldn’t live with out them.
:lol: :lol: ..I'm not a 'political' veggie, just personal choice...I still get the smoked aroma from the frying pan....it's just made of something else.. :wink:

..but I know what you mean.. :lol: :lol:

ATB,

Derek :smile:
'My Auntie Mabel told me I'd make a great soldier, though I don't know how 30 years working in a biscuit factory had qualified her to make that judgement.....' Eddie Nugent

Airborne Signals

User avatar
Nigel H-J
Red Arrows
Red Arrows
Posts: 8131
Joined: 14 May 2005, 15:33
Location: Lincolnshire

Post by Nigel H-J »

Now that has made me hungry and I 'aint got no bacon left in the fwidge!! :sad: :crying:

I like it cwispy!! :lol:
I used to be an optimist but with age I am now a grumpy old pessimist.

User avatar
jonesey2k
Vintage Pair
Vintage Pair
Posts: 2613
Joined: 13 Aug 2004, 13:59
Location: Liverpool
Contact:

Post by jonesey2k »

Anybody ever tried making a bacon sarnie subway style?
Error 482: Somebody shot the server with a 12 gauge.

User avatar
FlyTexas
Red Arrows
Red Arrows
Posts: 7151
Joined: 26 Jun 2004, 10:18
Location: Texas

Post by FlyTexas »

A quick question from a Yank. What exactly is in a bacon butty? Oh, a few weeks ago I ate my first Yorkshire Pudding...really! Actually I had about 6 or 7 of them. :lol: Good eatin'. :smile:

Brian

User avatar
jonesey2k
Vintage Pair
Vintage Pair
Posts: 2613
Joined: 13 Aug 2004, 13:59
Location: Liverpool
Contact:

Post by jonesey2k »

A bacon butty is made from "proper" bacon, cooked to preference and placed between two slices of white or brown bread, usually with some form of sauce, such as ketchup or brown sauce. The bread may or may not be toasted or buttered.
Error 482: Somebody shot the server with a 12 gauge.

Post Reply