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I have been here in Manila since December. And yet this is the first time I order food online. Let's just say the circumstances have changed. It is a very hot out there I mean everywhere... so welcome back to my old habits... P.s. It is very delivered very fast. #pizzalover #pastamania #baconflavored #foodtrip #Greenwich (at Makati) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv3PT1nh1Jl/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1b9jvzuatszzo
Soooo I got this lip balm for Nini as a gag gift because she loves bacon, and I dont know how to make it bc I don’t like bacon! .... but the joke’s on me- she loved it! This is her favorite lip balm!! 😳 the child walks around smelling like bacon! Ummmmm? #bacon #baconflavored #wow #thischildofmine #lipbalms #triplets #kidsaregross https://www.instagram.com/p/BvbuQdThApk/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gok9o3v1kl90
#baconflavored #kitkat ... Tako #cat wants it😍😍😍
Munch On This Bacon-Flavored Seaweed That’s Healthier Than Kale
Munch On This Bacon-Flavored Seaweed That’s Healthier Than Kale
Sometimes it seems as if we’ve all gone a little bacon-crazy these days. From bacon-flavored alcohol to bacon-inspired art, our lust for crispy, cured pork knows no bounds. But for those who—whether for religious, health, or moral reasons—abstain from eating the stuff, researchers from Oregon State University have just the thing: Seaweed.
That’s right, seaweed. Specifically, a new super-strain…
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Bugs taste better when bacon-flavored
Does the idea of munching down on creepy-crawlies make you feel sick? We understand completely, but what if they’re flavored with bacon and cheese?
Serve’em up, and ask for seconds!
The movement to replace traditional protein sources with members of the insect world has been missing one vital ingredient, and that’s the artificial flavoring we love so well on just about everything else.
Thankfully, ThinkGeek has heeded the call for environmental responsibility in our snack food with their Edible Bugs Gift Pack, the stocking surprise every kid will be wishing for this holiday season.
The pack includes:
- Bacon & Cheese Grasshoppers (Acrididae) - BBQ Bamboo Worms (Omphisa fuscidentalis) - Nori Seaweed Armor Tail Scorpions (Mesobuthus martensii) - Salted Queen Weaver Ants (Oecophylla) - Sour Cream & Onion Dung Beetles (Circellium bacchus) - Wasabi House Crickets (Gryllidae) - Giant Waterbug Chili Paste (Nepidae)
Still not convinced? Dip them in some ranch. Nummies!
Full story at ThinkGeek via Foodbeast.
No, really, it’s food.
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