So here I am, about to make breakfast for my kids this morning...but wait?
WHERE'S THE BACON? Tragically I had forgotten to buy bacon yesterday and needed to immediately remedy this perverse crisis.
So I load the kids up, go to the store, and buy the pink fatty gold. Thick cut of course.
Back at home, as my house begins to be devoured by the overwhelmingly delicious scent of the fatty swine, I begin to ponder..
Why can't thick cut bacon just be called/labeled "bacon". I mean, its clearly superior to its thinner, less sexier, but still tasty sibiling. Maybe said sibiling can be labeled "Thin Cut Bacon", marketing would love that because of the fallacy it produces.
Listen, bacon is already having an issue with being bad for you, being labeled a carcinogenic food (which is fucking stupid for numerous reasons but we've had that thread), among other things. We don't need a thick cut label. But if we do, thats what "Butcher's Cut" can be called. Because Butcher is already barbaric sounding and in atleast in the USA, we don't need anymore potiental offending labels.
TL;DR I forgot my ultimate point of this thread. Thick Cut bacon should be just normal cut.
WHERE'S THE BACON? Tragically I had forgotten to buy bacon yesterday and needed to immediately remedy this perverse crisis.
So I load the kids up, go to the store, and buy the pink fatty gold. Thick cut of course.
Back at home, as my house begins to be devoured by the overwhelmingly delicious scent of the fatty swine, I begin to ponder..
Why can't thick cut bacon just be called/labeled "bacon". I mean, its clearly superior to its thinner, less sexier, but still tasty sibiling. Maybe said sibiling can be labeled "Thin Cut Bacon", marketing would love that because of the fallacy it produces.
Listen, bacon is already having an issue with being bad for you, being labeled a carcinogenic food (which is fucking stupid for numerous reasons but we've had that thread), among other things. We don't need a thick cut label. But if we do, thats what "Butcher's Cut" can be called. Because Butcher is already barbaric sounding and in atleast in the USA, we don't need anymore potiental offending labels.
TL;DR I forgot my ultimate point of this thread. Thick Cut bacon should be just normal cut.