nanila: little and wicked (mizuno: lil naughty)
Mad Scientess ([personal profile] nanila) wrote2016-04-01 01:56 pm

Friday's Unscientific Poll: Important Bacon Question

Poll #17390 Important bacon question
Open to: Registered Users, detailed results viewable to: All, participants: 52


I prefer

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thin-cut/streaky/American-style bacon
21 (41.2%)

thick-cut/back/British/Canadian-style bacon
21 (41.2%)

not to eat bacon
9 (17.6%)

If you eat bacon, do you prefer it

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crispy
26 (57.8%)

chewy
19 (42.2%)

If you eat bacon, do you prefer it

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smoked
29 (69.0%)

unsmoked
13 (31.0%)

For those who eat bacon: Here is a food that is *not* improved by the addition of bacon:



Today's Unscientific Poll was prompted by the realisation that after all these years in Britain, I still (not-so-)secretly prefer thin, crispy, streaky bacon to the thick-cut back bacon that gets served with a full English.
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[personal profile] fred_mouse 2016-04-02 11:09 am (UTC)(link)
I'm not sure I comprehend the differences, but I'm guessing Australian Standard Bacon is more like the American? I don't have any reference for smoked v. unsmoked. But if I'm eating it, I'd almost rather just eat the rind, and let someone else have the rest.
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[personal profile] fred_mouse 2016-04-22 06:57 am (UTC)(link)
\o/

I must admit to the temptation, having now seen your comment, to send kids to the shop so that they can have eggs and bacon for dinner. But that might be a bit ridiculous.