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Andy wrote:
> > > > Crumbling is not the right way to do it, because you'll > > be making a lot of bacon dust, in addition to the bits. > > The right way is to break off bits of the size you want > > from the cooked strip. > > LOL!!! > > On what planet? If it were anyone other than Mark I would assume he was being facetious. |
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