Scientists Say Bacon Causes Cancer

I cook my bacon in the oven rather than fry it on a skillet, so it is healthy.
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Originally posted by: malibber2
I cook my bacon in the oven rather than fry it on a skillet, so it is healthy.


I tried that a couple times and it didn't turn out at all. What temp do you set the oven on? I always cook it in my iron skillet, done it that way for years, it's so well seasoned by this time I can make some really great food in it. My country fried steak and gravy turns out pretty incredible.

400 I think the clean up is just easier. Peel the foil off the cookie sheet and there is no grease to mess with. Yum, I love country fried steaks too.
I cook our bacon in the microwave. Gotta special rack with cover and all. That probably makes it twice as toxic.

Fry and drain that fat off either by draining it or using paper towels. It may not make a difference, but at least it will feel like you have made a difference.


Me, personally, I think drugs (from doctors and vitamins) and our fake food and our stressful culture and family dynamics are causing cancer. Between our lack of "real" food and fear mongering, we have one anxious fearful, chemically imbalanced body. No physical labor, no "real" problems...we have far too much anxiety producing time on our hands...go farm! You will be healthy.

Everything in moderation.
I bought one of these at Bed Bath Beyond. Might be the best $16 I ever spent. it sears the bacon which cooks it faster and keeps it from splattering everywhere...and you get nice flat slices when its done. Love it.

PJ, that looks like it could be used for burger buns, grilled cheese, etc.

Have you tried it for anything else besides bacon ?

Rick
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Originally posted by: Rock'n Rick
PJ, that looks like it could be used for burger buns, grilled cheese, etc.

Have you tried it for anything else besides bacon ?

Rick


You could also use it to deflate footballs.. Wow.

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