Showing posts with label New York times. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York times. Show all posts

Sunday, May 24, 2009

A bit old, but an instant classic

I can across this again the other day, and I still laughed my head off. So enjoy the BLT of the comedy world.



or for a longer cut of it.


Also for any of those looking to cure a great weekend... or a bad one which ever way it went, the New York Times is reporting that bacon sandwiches can cure a hang over.

Friday, March 13, 2009

I want one of these!

I saw this New York times article about a vending machine in Italy which makes pizza and guess what one of the choices was, bacon. This made me drool a bit, and I remember a cartoon of a bacon vending machine, and thought the future is finally here. So I went hunting for that cartoon and googled "bacon vending machine" and guess what I found at baconbaconbacon, a bacon vending machine. I never did find that cartoon, but this is sooo much better. Where are these machines, and how can I get one?

Oh and one more thing, I think I remember as a kid Pizza Hut having a Badger State (that's WI if you didn't know) special which included sausage, mushroom, cheddar cheese, and bacon. Does any one know if this still exists? I'm really craving one, and think that the bacon community should petition Pizza Hut to sell it at all its locations so that I can get it out here in Oz.

Enjoy,

Alexa and the Bacon Boys

Saturday, February 14, 2009

Bad Bacon

Yes there is such a thing, when it is outdated better safe then sorry. According to the New York Times there were at least 21 super markets fined for selling out dated items. Apparently bacon was one of the most commonly found food items sold after it's expiration date. Make sure to check the dates and don't just grab what you see, no matter how much it makes you drool.

Enjoy,

Alexa and the Bacon Boys

Tuesday, January 13, 2009

Bacon makes everything better, really?

I never knew this but apparently it's been around the web a few times. People will use bacon as a book mark. now I can understand that eating bacon while reading a good book could make the book better, but using bacon as a book mark? I think I might have to draw a line there, I don't want my books all greasy and oily, I want to be able to read them without having a page look see through.


Enjoy,

Alexa and the Bacon Boys

How much do you love Bacon?

Are you going to celebrate Bacon Day 2009?

Alltop...

Alltop. Seriously?! I got in?