Miss Caphat
I want it that way
I don't know. I think I'm a little out of my depth here. I'm not too knowledgeable on cuts of meat.
Canadian bacon basically tastes like smoked ham, and has kind of a rind on it.
It looks like this:
Do you like mustard?
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I don't know. I think I'm a little out of my depth here. I'm not too knowledgeable on cuts of meat.
Canadian bacon basically tastes like smoked ham, and has kind of a rind on it.
It looks like this:
Miss Caphat
I want it that way
yes, you're right. All we generally sell is "streaky bacon" in varying degrees of quality and thickness.
sorry for not providing you with something else you're used to. jeez.
do you always go to foreign countries and expect them to eat the exact same foods as you?
fractionMan
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yes, you're right. All we generally sell is "streaky bacon" in varying degrees of quality and thickness.
sorry for not providing you with something else you're used to. jeez.
Don't get me started on the quality of your 'tea'.
Miss Caphat
I want it that way
it's not a quality issue with the bacon though, it's that we don't have the same kind.
which seems like kind of a silly attitude, tbh. might as well stay home. and just make yourself a cocoon out of your marvelous British-style bacon in that case.
fractionMan
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I'll be in the states in two weeks, I'll let you know how I get on 
Miss Caphat
I want it that way
I'll be in the states in two weeks, I'll let you know how I get on
where are you going?
In China the best you can get is this:
Which is massively streaky. I blame America personally.
What's elaborate about it? o_0
Yu_Gi_Oh
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Miss Caphat
I want it that way
I still don't quite get people complaining about (streaky) bacon 
isn't it, like, one of the most universally celebrated foods?
isn't it, like, one of the most universally celebrated foods?
Yu_Gi_Oh
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I still don't quite get people complaining about (streaky) bacon
isn't it, like, one of the most universally celebrated foods?
But it's all fatty.
And thin.
Miss Caphat
I want it that way
But it's all fatty.
but that's what makes it good, and crispy
I guess I can't really say because I've never had the thicker bacon. What does one do with it?
imposs1904
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mustard? love it. zero points on ww.
I still don't quite get people complaining about (streaky) bacon
isn't it, like, one of the most universally celebrated foods?
It's alright until you try any other form of bacon. Which, might I add, shouldn't be so overdone as to be crispy but should be served kinda slightly bendy IYSWIM.
Miss Caphat
I want it that way
ok, well I'll have to try some. Can't believe I haven't, actually.
I'm guessing it's more of a case of thinking what you're used to/grew up with is superior though.
No.
See you a salt cuboid sausage and raise you an egg sausage
Yu_Gi_Oh
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See you a salt cuboid sausage and raise you an egg sausage
I can't see your pic, but I'll raise you a Century Egg Sausage.
I can't see your pic, but I'll raise you a Century Egg Sausage.
If we're going for the really horrible stuff, tsingtao beer:
If that gives you nightmares you don't want to see the creature that laid it.
Voley
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I like unhelpful food names that got lost in translation somewhere. I've eaten here:
I'd say its hygiene levels were adequate.
There was an Indian restaurant around here which invited people to look in the kitchen if they wanted and leave feedback regarding the cleanliness. The manager was a bit OCD when it came to hygiene. The place was immaculate however.
It got flooded a few years ago and never re-opened, guess the guy had a breakdown
fractionMan
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Orang Utan
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Cos bacon sandwiches are food of the gods and they need to be back baconI still don't quite get people complaining about (streaky) bacon
isn't it, like, one of the most universally celebrated foods?
I can easily see how 'streaky' could get translated to 'elaborate'
Miss Caphat
I want it that way
you don't hear that a lot! what for if you don't mind me asking?
I bet Antony would know.
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