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http://baconbaconbaconbaconbacon.com/

 :soapy tit wank:

Did you find that by searching for bacon on the internet?  Seems a bit odd - I found mine in the fridge.  It does make some interesting points though.

No it saved my bacon.

Having just got back from the States I have to say their idea of bacon is a disgrace!

So's their idea of 'chocolate'.

....and beer, oh and cheese!

http://www.speakeasy.org/~sjmaks/bcb/

Hmm, American Cheese, it isn't really cheese at all is it? I'm obviously only talking about what we see as American cheese over here, although it also appears to be the cheese of choice over the pond, and it's like those plastic cheese slices you get over here, only without the flavour.

You sir are wrong, i refer you to the best chocolate ever...

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Sex toy, confectionary or both?

The cheese there is shocking and even what they call cheddar is this tasteless shiny orange plastic crap.

I also can never understand their penchant for cakes at brekfast.

Muffins I can understand although don't accept but jam doughnuts on a brekfast buffet at 8am is just wrong.  Esspecially when some of the fat cunts are sitting it on thie plate next to a fried egg on toast.

Confectionary chief.

As for sex toy, might have to try that on her indoors later..

Ghirardelli Chocolate is by far the best chocolate in America even nicer than some belguim chocolate but unfortunately it can only be bought in San Francisco where there factory is

Agreed. Went to their ice cream shop - it was a little bit gorgeous.

Yeah the ice cream was good.  Decent food in San Fransisco overall in my opinion.  I loved their sour dough as well

Not forgetting the Clam Chowder.

Food is good in San Fran if you know the right places, but can be very expensive.

Do good local Steam beers too, sod the chocolate ;)

I've heard likewise, i want to go just to sample The Stinky Rose. Well, that and the masses of cock on tap as well.

Sourdough bread was not high on my list of good SF foods.

Agree about the Steam  beer though.

If you had to choose between Bacon and San Francisco, with the loser getting obliterated for all time, which would you go with?

Bye bye Frisco. I wanted to go back there sometime in the next 10 years or so. But I want bacon butties on Sunday so SF goes to room 101

The entire population of SF dies of swine flu when you make this choice.

Oh the irony

Rubbish. Bought it regularly in Ohio during my three year stay.

Agree with the statement on cheese. It really is shite.

And completely disagree about the beer too. I'll name you half a dozen American beers that would beat the best of what of offered here. Of course, if you are talking the excuse for beer that is Bud, Bud Light and dare I mention the worst of the lot, Coors Light, I fully agree!

on the subject of chocolate, does anyone else think that galaxy isn't anywhere near as nice as it was?

Chocolate is dull, so I don't mind America ruining it.  If they ruin cheese, however...

I'm off to the fridge for the last bit of gorgonzola.

I'm currently enjoying some nice organic milk chocolate from Morrisons. 2 bars for £2 at the moment.

You're right. It's been not quite what it once was for a couple of years or so hasn't it? I've been leaning more towards Diary Milk of late though, but i could consume kilos of each regardless.

i've grown to prefer dairy milk too, particularly fruit & nut.

melkesjokolade is amazing, it's what galaxy used to be like. you can buy it in ikea, it's just distributed under the swedish brand instead. it's lush.

i think the company who own marabou/freia are now owned by kraft, so if they do buy cadbury's as rumoured then who knows what'll happen...

i want some chocolate now

Might have to get that. I binge too much on chocolate though. I used to fucking love Milka, but you don't see it much so can get over it.

They had this in Morrisons a little while ago, 2 for 1. This is the best chocolate i've eaten in ages. It didn't actually look like this, it was in blue packaging, but it was Cote d'Or and it was Milk. Seriously, properly special. And funily enough Kraft as well it seems.

http://www.cotedor.ca/cotedor/page?siteid=cotedor-prd&locale=caen1&PagecRef=836