The Survivalist's guide to Bacon
Dec 19th 2007 | 11:32 pm
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Re: The Survivalist's guide to Bacon
try http://www.britishbacon.com/comersus..._listItems.asp
they do proper back bacon as well as loads of different types sausage too.
Jan
they do proper back bacon as well as loads of different types sausage too.
Jan
Dec 20th 2007 | 1:47 am
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Re: The Survivalist's guide to Bacon
Dec 20th 2007 | 3:15 am
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Re: The Survivalist's guide to Bacon
I ordered a breakfast pack from them a couple of Christmasses ago, was fantastic to have a full English breakfast on Christmas morning. Yummmm
Jan
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Dec 20th 2007 | 3:26 am
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Re: The Survivalist's guide to Bacon
Stop and Shop were selling something called Irish bacon which although had a lot of water in it was back bacon at least. Couldn't find it last time I looked though.
I've found a lot of British type things which are marketed as Irish. I guess there is a bigger Irish population here.
I've found a lot of British type things which are marketed as Irish. I guess there is a bigger Irish population here.
Dec 20th 2007 | 8:48 pm
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Re: The Survivalist's guide to Bacon
Stop and Shop were selling something called Irish bacon which although had a lot of water in it was back bacon at least. Couldn't find it last time I looked though.
I've found a lot of British type things which are marketed as Irish. I guess there is a bigger Irish population here.
I've found a lot of British type things which are marketed as Irish. I guess there is a bigger Irish population here.
