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WOW! Now there's a man after my own heart! Of course, my heart would be plugged full of cement if I ate one ( hmm, maybe I could down two cause I do luv bacon)> Is Dr Jarvik in the house? Probably only about 100 calories, right? Maybe 100 squared? Also, that much bacon fat will most likely cause another problem in a few hours, so don't stray out in public too far. I suppose this will be the trademark for our new super hero-BACON MAN!!!! John
 
I WILL be trying this. I might look for some low-sodium bacon, but I ain't eatin Oscar Meyer- I've got standards. Costco has some great honey-cured stuff we enjoy. Sounds feakin' awesome to me- you can never get a good taste of the bacon with all that hamburger in the way on a standard bacon burger. This should do the trick.
I'm thinking a quarter pound might possibly suffice though.

-Spike
 
That does look good, let us know how it turns out. An egg on top and you have a good breakfast also.
 
splitshot said:
That does look good, let us know how it turns out. An egg on top and you have a good breakfast also.
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Howdy! Funny you should mention that egg. I grew up on the farm in Illinois, and we often had "breakfast sandwiches". My mom would slather two pieces of toast with Mayo (or Miracle Whip) and then stick a slice of cheese onto each one. Then add a fried egg (I prefer two-overhard). Last, pile on all the bacon you can get away with, usually 6 to 8 pieces cut in half. Thanks to Ronald and the Golden Arches, we decided to name it "The Egg McBricker"!My wife still makes them for me a couple of times each year. John
 
I'm In Love!!!!!!!!!!
 
inkpot said:
I grew up on the farm in Illinois, and we often had "breakfast sandwiches". John
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I have those every morning, with ham or pastrami instead of bacon. I've learned a way of 'grilling' them in the toaster oven. Good stuff.

-Spike
 
WOW :eek:

It never ceases to amaze me the time people have... sheesh. Ever heard of the guy in New Zealand who built the jet-power beer cooler? He is also working on a full ASCII animated (yes... ) version of Star Wars.

His website is here... STAR WARS ASCIIMATION - Main Page
 
EDIT: He also builds his own jet engines. Y A W N.
 
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