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[Possum]

Originally Posted by Clifftall

Bacon cocktail for those with discerning taste.


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Great, now we need a scan of page 120.

Sounds like my style of low cal drink.

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by Possum

Great, now we need a scan of page 120.

Sounds like my style of low cal drink.

I was thinking the same thing. I cannot imagine how to properly infuse bacon into a bottle of Woodford Reserve and am not going to attempt it without directions.

[CLIFFTALL]

Originally Posted by flaggship1

I was thinking the same thing. I cannot imagine how to properly infuse bacon into a bottle of Woodford Reserve and am not going to attempt it without directions.

Here ya go.








ENJOY.

[Possum]

Thanks Cliff, hmmm do you got any spare bottle of bourbon? I'd hate to screw up a bottle I paid for.

[CLIFFTALL]

No but here's a desert idea.

[slickest1]

Originally Posted by Clifftall

No but here's a desert idea.



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That kind of reminds me of pancakes and bacon slathered in real Maple syrup. Now I can't wait for breakfast.

I like that Bacon strip in the drink, gotta try that one.

[Dunner]

I tried some real maple surple and found I like Mrs. Butterworth better as it has that buttery flavor.

[slickest1]

I worked with a guy once that had relates in Quebec. They canned maple syrup at their farm and used to send him some every now and then. He would often give me a can and man was that nice syrup. I have never been able to buy it anywhere.

[Dogpatch]

Originally Posted by Wayne MD

How do you count over 30 bites into your bike tire?

With binoculars!

[Dogpatch]

Originally Posted by slickest1

I worked with a guy once that had relates in Quebec. They canned maple syrup at their farm and used to send him some every now and then. He would often give me a can and man was that nice syrup. I have never been able to buy it anywhere.

You can get it at a health food store. Pure maple sirup in a can.
Not like watered down bottles in the grocery store. Rich with all the vitamins you need.

[flaggship1]

Originally Posted by slickest1

I worked with a guy once that had relates in Quebec. They canned maple syrup at their farm and used to send him some every now and then. He would often give me a can and man was that nice syrup. I have never been able to buy it anywhere.

I'm with you on "real" maple syrup. It's like many other things - what you are accustomed to. The maple syrup like Log Cabin and Mrs Buttersworth is like lite beer and may not contain enough maple syrup to be called Maple Syrup - more like maple flavored pancake sauce / food product. Nothing wrong with that but the closer ya get to actual Maple Syrup - the higher the price and the more flavor ya get. Some prefer less maple than others - but I can tell ya this - the only way maple syrup tastes like butter is when actual butter is melting from the heat of the waffle below and the syrup above. And if the bacon gets a little syrup on it - all the better.

[Wayne M]

Ya'll stop switching back and forth between the RVM thread and this thread. Let this one DIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

Bang! Bang! There it's dead.

[Dunner]

ow ow!

[Possum]

Originally Posted by Wayne M

Ya'll stop switching back and forth between the RVM thread and this thread. Let this one DIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.

Bang! Bang! There it's dead.

It ducked












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