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Probably the Greatest Concept in the History of Man:

Bacon ice cream:

1000g milk
1000g cream
750g egg yolks
625g sugar
6 strips of cooked bacon

Method of procedure:
-Thoroughly cook bacon, keep warm.
-Bring milk and cream to a boil.
-Add bacon to the hot dairy.
-Cover and infuse for 4 hours.
-Strain out bacon.
-Bring baconed dairy back to a boil.
-Whisk yolk and sugar together.
-Temper hot dairy into yolks mixture.
-Pour back into the dairy.
-Cook over low heat, stirring with a wooden spoon till it reaches
nappe (coats the spoon).
-Cool over an ice bath.
-Spin in an ice cream machine.
 
How much bacon do you actually get? $30 a month seems like a good price for bacon to me. I spend about double that much now.
 
Originally posted by: DisgruntledVirus
You don't actually get any bacon.....

That's stupid.
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What the mother fark are you talking about, of course you get bacon. Maybe, you need some bacon to wake you up this morning.
 
I would suggest they skip the toy pig, the T-shirt and the ballpoint pen and replace that with more bacon!
 
Originally posted by: Chryso
How much bacon do you actually get? $30 a month seems like a good price for bacon to me. I spend about double that much now.
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I was thinking the same thing... I checked the site but I don't see how much bacon you get. If it's a pound or more, I'd seriously consider it!

 
On the site it says "one package each month", and the standard package is 16oz. That's a poor bacon/$ ratio.

Edit:
the $375/year one is two packages.
 
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
On the site it says "one package each month", and the standard package is 16oz. That's a poor bacon/$ ratio.

Edit:
the $375/year one is two packages.
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All of the "*** of the month clubs" are like that. That value proposition is in the quality, rarity and variety. If you want LB's/$ spent go buy store brand bacon on sale at your local supermarket...
 
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
On the site it says "one package each month", and the standard package is 16oz. That's a poor bacon/$ ratio.

Edit:
the $375/year one is two packages.
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All of the "*** of the month clubs" are like that. That value proposition is in the quality, rarity and variety. If you want LB's/$ spent go buy store brand bacon on sale at your local supermarket...
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That's what I do. I couldn't imagine spending $30/month on bacon. I spend $6, tops.
 
Originally posted by: Mwilding
Originally posted by: Demon-Xanth
On the site it says "one package each month", and the standard package is 16oz. That's a poor bacon/$ ratio.

Edit:
the $375/year one is two packages.
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All of the "*** of the month clubs" are like that. That value proposition is in the quality, rarity and variety. If you want LB's/$ spent go buy store brand bacon on sale at your local supermarket...
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...or buy the individual packages for $10+shipping each on their site.
 
Originally posted by: CPA

That's what I do. I couldn't imagine spending $30/month on bacon. I spend $6, tops.
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1 good package of bacon costs that much. you're either clearly buying inferior bacon (corn king sucks) or you're not getting enough bacon.
 
Originally posted by: ElFenix
Originally posted by: CPA

That's what I do. I couldn't imagine spending $30/month on bacon. I spend $6, tops.
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1 good package of bacon costs that much. you're either clearly buying inferior bacon (corn king sucks) or you're not getting enough bacon.
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I usually go with Tyson or Hormel.
 
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