I just might ask to be buried in a bacon wrap.

http://www.bbqaddicts.com/blog/recipes/bacon-explosion/

http://divaq.ca/bacon-weave-smoked-meatloaf-with-old-cheddar

I'm checking to see if that's on my diet.




Must be here somewhere......

Bring that to a party = instant rockstar (at least amongst the men).

Trying to think of the proper beer pairing for that monstrosity.

Comes with a complementary bottle of Lipitor.

Next time I'm at the asian market I'm picking up some fresh sow belly and making my own bacon.

Sissy.

I came home from work last summer and found a plain brown box on my porch. When I opened it, the Bacon Explosion was nestled in the wrapping. No hint as to who sent it but that didn't stop me from firing up the bbq and getting that pile of pleasure cooking. It was everything you would hope for in a bacon-wrapped sausage delight. The flavor made me weak in the knees. Plus I got a bumper sitcker with it!
We later found out my wife's sister sent it. She is now on the top of my favorite in-law list.
If you like bacon and you like sausage, you owe it to yourself to order at least one. I get wet just thinking about it.

It's on my bucket list!

The internet is an evil evil evil place and that's all I have to say about it.

Reminds of an old blues song. Can't remember the name of it but he starts out describing a 22 pound turkey dinner with corn bread, gravy, the works. The reason he's got the blues is the doc now has him eating only carrots and celery.

Avoid food avoidance...if you want it eat it.

I eat healthy 80%+ of the time the other 20ish % its all fair game, I am ordering that...as soon as I put some distance between my 8 krispie creams, and 5K calorie meal from burgerville from the past weekend.

the occasional free meal of whatever you want will have 0 effect on overall body compostiion...

the only negative aspect to this great dish, is 6 links of sausage or bacon on the side.

That, and there is also the school of thought that the human body has evolved to operate on animal fats and not carbohydrates. A la Dr. Gary Taubes "Good Calories, Bad Calories" and "Why we Get Fat", or "Primal Blueprint" by Mark Sisson.

Good calories bad calories? are you serious? Your body has evolved to digest and process your mothers milk and everything else you shove down your throat. Taubes and Sisson are nutrional idiots that convientaly ignore current research that shows your body operates exactly the same no matter the balance of carbs, proteins and fat you give it. The only thing that matters is calories (units of energy ) in vs. calories out, assuming the majority of the diet is coming from whole food sources.

I am going to go KK on you and cut and paste, its a low road but eyes need opening.

GI and Obesity - Slim Chance For Correlation

A systematic review of human intervention studies comparing the effects of high and low-GI foods or diets arrived at the following results [13]:

• In a total of 31 short-term studies, low-GI foods were associated with greater satiety or reduced hunger in 15 studies, whereas reduced satiety or no differences were seen in 16 other studies.

• Low-GI foods reduced ad libitum food intake in 7 studies, but not in 8 other studies. In 20 longer-term studies (
• An exhaustive assessment of these human intervention trials found no significant difference in the average weight loss between low and high GI diets. in conclusion, the current body of research evidence does not indicate that low-GI foods are superior to high-GI foods in regard to treating obesity.

More recently, Raatz and colleagues conducted a parallel-design, randomized 12-week controlled feeding trial, testing the effect of GI and GL on weight loss [14]. The controlled period was followed by a 24-week "free living" phase, in which subjects were instructed to continue their respective dietary treatments outside of lab-supervised conditions. Manipulation of GI and GL failed to make a dent in both experimental phases. As a result of the 36-week trial, the researchers conclude: "In summary, lowering the glycemic load and glycemic index of weight reduction diets does not provide any added benefit to energy restriction in promoting weight loss in obese subjects."

all I am going to say about fats is you are getting more than you need...regardless of how your body processes them.

http://www.gq.com/blogs/the-q/2010/02/something-to-brighten-your-week-bacon-beer.html

I'm going to wash it down with this!

Don't forget to wrap it in bacon.

You forgot to mention one of these.



I am pretty sure I would die if I tried to eat that bacon weavy thing.

Die happy mind you, but die just the same.

Strong response disregarding posted clinical studies proving the opposite of what your saying...I'll keep staying trim eating lots of carbs even right before bed (carb ferry hasnt found my house yet). I stopped reading your above link when the author said eating a potato is the same or worse as 10 tsp. of sugar, I dont read nutrional wishful mythology.

Aunty something to learn about - de novo lipogenesis (the metabolic pathway where carbs are converted to fat) is an extremely inefficient one, and requires massive amounts of carbs consumed for consecutive days during hypercaloric conditions for any measurable DNL to occur. This is even in the absence of exercise, among overweight/deconditioned individuals. This brings us back to total caloric balance being the master dictator of whether net fat gain occurs over time - or not.

Leaving thread to go eat carbs.