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02-01-2012, 09:42

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Re: Linguistic tic's and crutches

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Originally Posted by Tealeaf

'ere's a good 'un.

I popped into Tesco yesterday for a few bits and pieces and on the cooked meats/cheese aisle I came across a packet of (cheap) bacon which was labelled 'Cooking Bacon'. At 79p there was not much to lose, so I decided to invest in the said product.

However, I remain a little puzzled. Can anyone advise how I cook 'cooking bacon' as against cooking bacon (fried or grilled)? I shall have sleepless nights until I find out the answer.

Bacon hotpot perhaps T