I've had all such baconified products and they're all better for it - I don't normally like chocolate but I love bacon chocolate I had.DoPo said:I don't know really. On one hand, bacon is delicious, on the other hand, pretty much any meant can be cooked to be delicious. I suppose bacon is just the easiest meat to cook. The Internet isn't known for it's lack of laziness. add the two together and you may get an answer.
But also, bacon goes with everything bacon pancakes? Yeah! Bacon and cheese? M-m-m-m. Bacon pizza? Had one today, already. Bacon and eggs? O-oh, baby that's a hardcore classic, that is. Chocolate covered bacon? Well, I haven't had any but I've heard it's absolutely awesome - best of both worlds - meat and chocolate. I can't think of a food that cannot be improved by adding bacon. You even have stuff like bacon flavoured popcorn and so on. They taste good. Better than the plain versions and often better than any other flavours.
I'm an endurance cyclist (ie, I cycle long distances - like in the summer I'm doing London to Paris) and a triathlete - I'm far from obese or unhealthy and I eat bacon a couple of times a week. Just because a food is fatty doesn't mean it's bad for you and don't forget your body requires fat to function optimially, it's about moderation and what else you have in your diet combined with how active your lifestyle is - that's what makes so many fat sacks these days.manic_depressive13 said:Everyone these days is obese. It's only to be expected that they would like foods that make them obese. Otherwise they would no be so very spectacularly obese.
Damn, I was just about to say all of these things when I saw your post as I started typing. So this, I guess.Deshin said:Same reason the internet loves cats, ponies, and meme faces. It's the "in" thing to like. Which ends up not being "it's popular because it's liked" but "it's liked because it's popular".
Even people maintaining a healthy amount of exercise are not going to be near the amount you're doing for all of that, and regardless bacon is unhealthy. The fact that you're working off the calories doesn't make it good for you. A much better source of fat would be the variety of high fat nuts, or avocados.Sampler said:I'm an endurance cyclist (ie, I cycle long distances - like in the summer I'm doing London to Paris) and a triathlete - I'm far from obese or unhealthy and I eat bacon a couple of times a week. Just because a food is fatty doesn't mean it's bad for you and don't forget your body requires fat to function optimially, it's about moderation and what else you have in your diet combined with how active your lifestyle is - that's what makes so many fat sacks these days.
We live in an era of convenience (well, westerners) so we don't exert ourselves without having to go out of our way to do so (gym) and we can eat prepared meals so we don't have to bother cooking which are usually cramped with the worst forms of food. It's not bacons fault, it's endemic in modern culture, bacon can just be a facilitator of this.
I was just thinking the same thingAbandon4093 said:What gets me is that it's such a big thing in the US and they have shit Bacon.