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Bacon with the smell of fabreeze?

compuwiz1

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I want bacon...I want it now! Damn, I don't know how I am going to pull this off without awakening my wife.
I got pancake mix, eggs too. Should I spray fabreeze all-over the house first?
 

hjo3

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Topic Title: Bacon with the smell of fabreeze?
Febreeze.

And no, don't spray your food with it.

Try closing the door to her room and putting a rolled-up blanket against the crack at the bottom.
 

Coquito

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Stuff a piece of raw bacon in her mouth so she is disgusted by it. Then you'll have all the bacon to yourself. :)
 

compuwiz1

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Originally posted by: Coquito
Stuff a piece of raw bacon in her mouth so she is disgusted by it. Then you'll have all the bacon to yourself. :)

Ahahahha. damn funny!

I am still getting hungrier by the minute. Ah, sh1t. Well, going to bed now, but I will obsess in my dreams and get my bacon later. ;)

 

TheGizmo

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wait why are you PW'd into not eating bacon?

i'm a vegetarian but there best not be a woman to tell me what i can and cant eat.

edit: or a man, monkey, godzilla, or freddy krueger
 

JRock

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Originally posted by: hjo3
closing the door to her room and putting a rolled-up blanket against the crack at the bottom.

Stoner...
 

hjo3

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Originally posted by: JRock
Originally posted by: hjo3
closing the door to her room and putting a rolled-up blanket against the crack at the bottom.

Stoner...

LOL, no, I just have a drafty room in my apartment. Really!
 

arcenite

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Originally posted by: hjo3
Topic Title: Bacon with the smell of fabreeze?
Febreeze.

And no, don't spray your food with it.

Try closing the door to her room and putting a rolled-up blanket against the crack at the bottom.

Febreze
 

mcvickj

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Originally posted by: Mwilding
Microwave the bacon...

And then eat it real fast

I believe you can be shot for suggesting such things!! Bacon should never be cooked in the microwave. :p

OP - Grow a set and cook the bacon!!
 

theknight571

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Originally posted by: mcvickj
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Microwave the bacon...

And then eat it real fast

I believe you can be shot for suggesting such things!! Bacon should never be cooked in the microwave. :p

OP - Grow a set and cook the bacon!!

I disagree... Microwaved bacon is pretty good.

Not as good as pan fried...but in a pinch it works.

You could just take the pan outside and use the BBQ to fry it up.

- TK
 

Sketcher

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Originally posted by: LanceM
I don't know why, but I love bacon from the microwave.
We keep some Hormel microwave bacon on hand for when we don't want the mess of grilling. Quick, no mess and it's actually pretty good. Also doesn't smell the house up like pan frying does.
 

LeiZaK

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Originally posted by: Sketcher
Originally posted by: LanceM
I don't know why, but I love bacon from the microwave.
We keep some Hormel microwave bacon on hand for when we don't want the mess of grilling. Quick, no mess and it's actually pretty good. Also doesn't smell the house up like pan frying does.
They make special bacon for the microwave? The regular stuff works just fine.
 

Sketcher

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Originally posted by: LeiZaK
Originally posted by: Sketcher
Originally posted by: LanceM
I don't know why, but I love bacon from the microwave.
We keep some Hormel microwave bacon on hand for when we don't want the mess of grilling. Quick, no mess and it's actually pretty good. Also doesn't smell the house up like pan frying does.
They make special bacon for the microwave? The regular stuff works just fine.
It's actually called "Microwave Ready". Just pre-packaged portions with an absorbant pad to catch the grease. Freezer to microwave to plate with no mess in 2 minutes. Just the right amount of crispness every time.

I've cooked regular bacon in our microwave too, but with a convection microwave you can cook anything the way you want it anyway.