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Tom
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Is that green stuff sticking out the compost?
Camping was invented for bacon butties. If you go all self righteous and don't take some everyone else is cooking it and it's purgatory .The thread about the shop meet and a bacon butty has got my
mouth watering.
If i could order my last meal, i think it would be a platter of bacon butty variations.
The most historic one that i´ve had was cooked in the Cali in Pembrokeshire, the bacon was
from the farm shop at the campsite, the butty was eaten whilst watching our ferry approach
Fishguard, then it was a quick pack up and onto the ferry.
That was 11yrs ago and nothing has come close since.
My classic is 3 slices of middle back nicely crispy on 2 self cut white
slices with salted butter and a light drizzle of HP.
I've tried the brown bread but its just not the same.
What is your bacon butty like ?
Also, do they really have good bacon in Danemark cos here in
Germany its rubbish, its wafer thin streaky stuff.
Result, 3 stores near me stock this bacon! I had no idea about the nitrate thing so will definitely be giving this a try.It’s the curing process and the use of nitrates to cure the meat that’s proved to be the issue.
Hence why http://www.finnebrogue.com/naked/ have developed their nitrate free bacon.
Guilt free eating.
That’s the problem if you have bread that you crave as much as the bacon. Even if you’re full up from the bread and butter, you can’t resist the bacon sandwich!Elly.
I find slow cooking helps to.
At home we grill our bacon, but grill it slowly on low heat. This helps crisp the fat.
The downside, is bacon takes half hour to cook and I’ve eaten half a fresh bloomer with lashing of butter whilst it’s cooking
OMG, Kev. Your discipline is like steel. How’s the diet going? Do you have any tips for cooking in the Cali that would help others who want to eat less calories when on the road?White bread for me butter no ketchup. On a diet not had one since mid december
OMG, Kev. Your discipline is like steel. How’s the diet going? Do you have any tips for cooking in the Cali that would help others who want to eat less calories when on the road?
Wow, you’re a riot aren’t you!I have not touched bacon amongst other similar meats since I learned about the poisonous chemicals and nitrates that are added to it. I even quizzed our local butcher and all theirs was full of nasties too
Toby Carvery
All you can eat breakfast £4.69. Arguably better value than the six item 99p Ikea breakfast (£1.75 without a Family Card).WTAF?
Hmmm, we have a proper camper van so prefer my own home cured bacon and home made venison sausages cooked on board I would rather starve than eat in a Carvery/Harvester. Just my op.All you can eat breakfast £4.69. Arguably better value than the six item 99p Ikea breakfast (£1.75 without a Family Card).
Both are a great breakfast option when you have had an early start following a wild camp without unpacking. Indeed, I have planned overnight stops for their proximity to both a Toby Carvery and an Ikea for a quick cheap breakfast.
Today's breakfast. 3 of my 5 a day with the beans that were warming in the van.
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I love a farm shop. Certainly not cheap but sets you up for a couple of days. Last year we got to Greendale farmshop, South Devon, at 5am, parked up and had a snooze until they opened. Great food and the best shop I’ve ever been to, with massive fresh fish and butcher counter.All you can eat breakfast £4.69. Arguably better value than the six item 99p Ikea breakfast (£1.75 without a Family Card).
Both are a great breakfast option when you have had an early start following a wild camp without unpacking. Indeed, I have planned overnight stops for their proximity to both a Toby Carvery and an Ikea for a quick cheap breakfast.
Too many harmful chemicals in Bacon and ham nowadays so it's a no from me
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