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Gunna_B_Saved 03-12-2010 12:42 AM

"Bacon Jiblets"
 
my family has this long tradition of recyclying the oil we use to fry bacon. after making bacon, we dump the oil into jars or cans to be used later. whenever my wife makes gravy (for her world-famous pot roast) we add in some of this bacon-juice to give it a nice Little-Rock touch. this definitely saves us money on oil purchases, because we can reuse the oil to fry eggs, sausages, or even more bacon. i'm wondering, does anyone else do this, or is it only a Thornton tradition?

Nobar King 03-12-2010 12:56 AM

Re: "Bacon Jiblets"
 
Are you stupid, boy? Don't you trust your mother? Of course you're supposed to keep your bacon drippings. There's no better way to make pancakes or biscuits than with your bacon grease. There's lots of other things you can do with it, like grease your bullets when you're hunting down dirty islamofascist terrorists.

You might want to leave the housecleaning comments for the women- you don't want to come off sounding effeminate, do you?

WilliamJenningsBryan 03-14-2010 01:16 AM

Re: "Bacon Jiblets"
 
It's a great day in America when we can avoid sending any more money to the mooselimbs (who hate bacon) for oil.

Quote:

The car that runs on bacon
May 13, 2009 | 9:59 pm

Bacon, it’s not just for breakfast, lunch and dinner anymore.

It's the biofuel of choice for a pair of entrepreneurs building their business on pig fat. Founded in 2005 by married couple Dan and Tracy Kaderabek, Bio-Blend Fuels has a three-acre processing plant in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. "The pork gets run through microwaves to make precooked bacon, the grease falls off and that's what we use," Dan tells the Manitowoc Herald Reporter. "Americans' bad eating habits ensure our supply."

It doesn’t send consumer dollars offshore, reduces our dependence on foreign oil, offers better fuel efficiency than traditional diesel… blah blah blah. Here's the real bonus: When you're driving in or behind one of those bio-diesel cars, instead of inhaling the scent of rancid popcorn, you'll be bathed in a sweet bacon wind. We'll add it to our list of 1,001 things to do with bacon.

--Elina Shatkin

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/dail...iesel-car.html

H. Montague Worthington 03-14-2010 08:43 AM

Re: "Bacon Jiblets"
 
Saving bacon grease was a common practice as America fought against fascism in World War II. The grease was collected and used to make armaments to fight the Nazis. I see no reason why we shouldn't revive the practice now that we're facing the horrific spectre of Obamaism.

Gunna_B_Saved 03-16-2010 08:36 PM

Re: "Bacon Jiblets"
 
wow! i had no idea that our family tradition is actually an AMERICAN tradition! this makes me even more proud to be an American. I have since instructed my wife to collect all of our bacon grease (does Ford make any of those bacon-feuled cars?)

Nobar King 03-16-2010 08:51 PM

Re: "Bacon Jiblets"
 
Oh, boy, that would smell good.


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