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For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 18 13, 9:22 am
by Molly
Re: For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 18 13, 9:56 am
by heyzeus
If you think about it, the taco really is the most perfect food. It is a pocket of corn (or, if you’re a heathen, flour)...
Anything the author said after this opening sentence, I was not going to read. Game over, author.
Re: For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 18 13, 9:59 am
by Jocephus
i always forget which taco shell type i dont like and after thinking about it i usually still always pick the one i dont like
Re: For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 18 13, 10:02 am
by AWvsCBsteeeerike3
Y'ens are too picky. Any taco shell is good.
Re: For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 18 13, 9:00 pm
by Maclowery
Corn tortillas are much more awesome than flour. Heyzeus is dead wrong.
Re: For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 19 13, 12:24 am
by cardsfansince82
Tacos are like pizza and sex, but flour is still the correct answer.
pop_haines wrote:I like tacos.
< winks at camera >
The black taco thread was pretty good.
Re: For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 19 13, 1:01 am
by haltz
Corn.
I made an enchilada casserole/mexican lasagna deal the other day that was pretty dope. Wouldnt have worked with flour tortillas. Plus, if my customers tonight are to be believed, gluten is some sort of toxic satanic poison to be avoided at all costs even if you are perfectly tolerant.
Re: For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 19 13, 4:33 am
by Maclowery
Hey haltz, remember ten yeats ago when no one had heard of 'gluten allergies'?
Re: For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 19 13, 6:45 am
by heyzeus
Maclowery wrote:Corn tortillas are much more awesome than flour. Heyzeus is dead wrong.
No.
Re: For the Forum Bacon Lovers
Posted: January 25 13, 12:21 pm
by Radbird
Would you like ketchup with that? Restaurant serves up £150 bacon sandwich complete with sliced truffles and edible gold
£150 converts to $237
The Bacon Bling sandwich, for sale at Tangberrys coffee house in Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, is made up of seven rashers of rare breed pig, truffle spread, water cress, a free range egg, sliced truffles, saffron, edible gold dust and finally cooked in truffle oil.