I'm going to be honest about how I feel on the issue, I try my best to respect the beliefs on anyone who is a vegan... but ultimately, I never can. I know that there are some people who have health reasons for being so, or even religious reasons, and that's okay, I can at least understand those things... but for the most part, my experience of vegans in general has been that almost all of them are simply looking for a reason to passive-aggressively look down their nose at you because you still eat meat or drink milk. Why do some people go so far out of their way to find reasons to claim the moral high-ground any way they can?
Actually I like both but can only have bacon once or twice a year since it contains too much salt. Had some Sunday with a cheese omlet. I've never tried bacon with chocolate though. sounds yummy!
Maybe next easter we could all give each other Bacon instead of chocalate...
Yeah.
We can have a "Find the ears of the easter bunny hunt!" And the kids would run around the garden finding the bacon, that amazingly looks like deformed rabbit ears if you squint a bit.
Then we can have a fry up and eat all the bacon.
Kids will boast and say... I got enough bacon to last me till Christmas!
If it's either of the two and nothing else it'll be bacon. Standalone Chocolate is great but I wouldn't eat tons of it. If I can have bread with it though, chocolate all the way.
Bacon is so good, they made a bacon flavored cream cheese...and I am eating it now. A cheddar cheese bagel with the bacon cream cheese, a slice of jack, and a hamburger patty. Some good stuff.
Bacon and chocolate and Dragonspear sieges Smooth golden rum and Head-clearing sneezes Chainmail bikinis with bright silver rings These are a few of my favorite things.
When I saw the thread title I honestly thought the question was going to be "Which would you rather have in a sandwich?" (I'm not into health food, in case you haven't guessed).
When I saw the thread title I honestly thought the question was going to be "Which would you rather have in a sandwich?" (I'm not into health food, in case you haven't guessed).
You can't even get real bacon in Australia. Although chocolate is better than bacon anyway; far more versatile.
On a random necromantic response to earlier in the thread - we can grow our meat replacement in a vat now - Quorn. Which is both pretty amazing stuff scientifically, and actually pretty nice in general (as evidenced by the fact my wife and I eat it on occasion despite not being vegetarian or vegan). It's well-textured so it doesn't give the "this is not meat" feel of a lot of other meat substitutes - Quorn "chicken steaks" feel like the real thing, but so does ground beef/Quorn mince. It can sometimes be a little bland, but depends what it is - the mince is great for shepherd's pie.
Quorn! If hypergrown vat mycoprotein turned into startlingly realistic facsimiles of real meat isn't The Future, then what is? Other than whatever Elon Musk is up to.
(If you're ok of course. I never eat unwilling vegetable)
TOTAL PEDANT ALERT
Mushrooms are not plants; fungi are an entirely different branch of life, and are actually more closely related to animals than they are to plants. For instance, their cell walls are made of chitin, the same material used to create insect and other arthropod exoskeletons. Also, like animals and unlike most plants, they have to find food in their environment and digest it, rather than using photosynthesis!
Now that I have pointed out the flaw in your obviously serious post that was to be taken seriously, regular serious posting may continue with hopefully no interruption from my pet peeves. I am very sorry.
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http://allrecipes.com/recipe/dark-chocolate-bacon-cupcakes/
Just give peas a chance.
@Lemernis
It is impossible that chocolate is winning against bacon, I call a recount against this blasphemy. XD
Yeah.
We can have a "Find the ears of the easter bunny hunt!" And the kids would run around the garden finding the bacon, that amazingly looks like deformed rabbit ears if you squint a bit.
Then we can have a fry up and eat all the bacon.
Kids will boast and say... I got enough bacon to last me till Christmas!
Edit: Ah-ha! Chocolate!
Dragonspear sieges
Smooth golden rum and
Head-clearing sneezes
Chainmail bikinis with bright silver rings
These are a few of my favorite things.
That go with everything.
Every.THING.
Your avatar made me hungry.
I wanna eat you now.
Nomnomnom.
(If you're ok of course. I never eat unwilling vegetable)
On a random necromantic response to earlier in the thread - we can grow our meat replacement in a vat now - Quorn. Which is both pretty amazing stuff scientifically, and actually pretty nice in general (as evidenced by the fact my wife and I eat it on occasion despite not being vegetarian or vegan). It's well-textured so it doesn't give the "this is not meat" feel of a lot of other meat substitutes - Quorn "chicken steaks" feel like the real thing, but so does ground beef/Quorn mince. It can sometimes be a little bland, but depends what it is - the mince is great for shepherd's pie.
Quorn! If hypergrown vat mycoprotein turned into startlingly realistic facsimiles of real meat isn't The Future, then what is? Other than whatever Elon Musk is up to.
(Chocolate is still better, though.)
Mushrooms are not plants; fungi are an entirely different branch of life, and are actually more closely related to animals than they are to plants. For instance, their cell walls are made of chitin, the same material used to create insect and other arthropod exoskeletons. Also, like animals and unlike most plants, they have to find food in their environment and digest it, rather than using photosynthesis!
Now that I have pointed out the flaw in your obviously serious post that was to be taken seriously, regular serious posting may continue with hopefully no interruption from my pet peeves. I am very sorry.