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Buttermate Ruins Butter with Math Class
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WTF is up w/ that?
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No one wants to hear about your "Western stubby" or whether you can fit it into kitchen gadgets.
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Any guesses?
(-100 to any wrong answers and I am keeping track)
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Bacon(including, but not limited to: of the explosion, -tini, salt, country style, etc.. variety)?
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Twinkies?
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@bobojuice: Where would this unicorn bacon come from? Unicorns are part horse, part goat, part lion. None of those animals yield bacon. -100 for wrong and -2000 for not being up on unicorn facts.
@Buckaroo_GitEmSteveDave: Really? You need a question mark? Like you don't know. I'm deducting -25 from you for not being sure. And not making you any sliders.
@nutbastard: I eat one Twinkie per Olympiad. And I kind of like that they still contain beef tallow. -20 for making me want a Twinkie.
@CaptainHoratioMcCallister: Sounds tasty. That's why I don't like my bacon too crispy. Good crisped fat has a light rich flavor.
@Xeno: Self cannibalism is not in my list of vices. -100 for being wrong and -100 for being clever.
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So, yes, I wrapped bacon in bacon salted with Bacon Salt. The universe remains intact.
Also, I found that a Bacon Explosion is NOT "Why You're Fat" if properly served. Properly served means sliced thin and served as an hors d'ouerve. It's no worse than a terrine of country pate served with toast points and should be treated as such.
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[foodproof.com]
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And, you heard it here first: If the Giants go to the Super Bowl, I will prepare both a Bacon Explosion and a Bacon Cheese Roll.
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I AM GOING TO MAKE WHAT I WILL CALL A "FLAPJACK".
BACON, BOURBON, MAPLE SYRUP, AND BITTERS.
THERE WILL BE VIDEO.
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And it's obvious how many people here already knew the correct answer (aside from their joke answers of course).
You may want to now consider socializing offline yourself....
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...taking a dump
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Thank you for pointing out the obvious error in his math. Yes, of course he meant eight, an obvious typo. Corrected, then, the conversion would be:
Two tablespoons = 8 sticks
Or, if you just want to round up, make it a full and hearty 10 sticks. At least, that's always how I've done it.
* grumbles at the recent influx of dullards who can't recognize humor *
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it's just you. you are the only thing that is the product of a forbidden love affair between a stapler and a measuring cup.
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the problem needed a more complex, marketable solution.
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