Bringing The Bacon Home

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Stephen Buckley writes:

Above is a packet of Irish rashers bought from a store that says you can get your weekly shopping for half price. Ask your self how can they do that and then have a look at the photo and guess what rasher was on top.

FIGHT!

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30 thoughts on “Bringing The Bacon Home

  1. Eamonn Clancy

    Irish bacon is also injected with water to increase the selling weight, that’s the scum that ends up in your pan when you fry them.

    1. martco

      yup tho it’s industry-wide skulduggery, not just us, p*sses me off no end how this practice somehow managed to slide in quietly to become “the norm”, very sneaky and the producers will say well this is what the customer surveys say they want blah blah…..utter kak! next time you’re out shopping have a look at the label on the back of the pack, 88% pork? it shouldn’t take you too long to wonder how tf is a rasher is 88% pork??

      the other one that grinds my gears is the black and white puddings…..it’s been well interfered with in recent times, they’ve mostly all moved to this standard plastic encased format with accompanying standard mass production recipe (if you look at the label across some of the very well known upper brands like R___s, C________y etc.) where powdered blood is play…bland bland bland….they don’t behave the same on the pan either (a slice of pudding is supposed to slowly melt/carmelise with a nice savoury crust and be actually pretty light almost mousse-like….but note how mostly these plastic ones they all stay firm almost sausage like and perfect shaped stodgy discs??)

      health and safety gone mad + mass production profiteering pressures = crap product

      1. ahjayzis

        “they don’t behave the same on the pan either (a slice of pudding is supposed to slowly melt/carmelise with a nice savoury crust and be actually pretty light almost mousse-like….”

        Actually made my mouth water.

        #bloodlust

  2. pedeyw

    Why do rashers come in 5s? It’s a prime. There’s no way to divide them up properly.

    1. 15 cents

      i always have this problem, like with pork chops, theres always three in the thing. so ive to have one and a half per meal, or two and one. just gimme 4.

  3. St. John Smythe

    this is perhaps the most ‘white whine’ thing I’ve read on a while
    jesus wept.

  4. Ronan

    The rasher on the left is the least appealing. I’d be annoyed if I found it in with the other 4.

    Slow grill until crispy, and you’ll enjoy the other 4 more. And next time, buy the streaky rashers – they are far far tastier and not fatty if cooked right.

  5. baconfat

    This is completely accidental. Do you really think they can produce cheap rashers on a high speed production line and make sure the nice one is on top? Lack of consistency yes, but a pure coincidence otherwise.

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