Bacon, I knew it was to good to be bad!

[sandymere 8,263]

https://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/nitrite-free-bacon/

Time for a sarnie.....................

[WILF 50,580]

Ahh, but only if the bacon was raised on the farm of a card carrying member of Unison and labour voter!

if it’s anything else, it’s naturally shit ! Lol 

[Mister Gain 1,764]

We take in more nitrates from veggies (bad news for vegans if it's so nasty LOL) than ever we do from bacon/processed meats, so I can't see why bacon needs to be re-invented. I think a better interest would be served by cutting back on the pumped shit and moving over to proper dry cured bacon whereby you are not paying for water. (the white froth which exudes as the bacon shrinks when you cook it)

Just a quick quote from a Google search, which I was aware of before I Googled it...

Vegetables high in sodium nitrate include beets, cabbage, carrots, celery, radishes and spinach. Around 90 percent of the nitrite in your body comes from vegetables, while just 10 percent comes from processed meats.

[ChrisJones 7,975]

Let's have it right. Meat is delicious. That is all.

[j j m 6,617]

I love bacon buttys

[neil cooney 10,416]

In the last few months I've seen fields of potatoes being sprayed for blight 3 times a week. A neighbouring farmer told me he was going to start growing his own as all the spraying was making him sick and I seen a farmer spraying cabbages and sprouts with slug pellets while there was a hard frost. I asked him would the frost not keep the slugs back. He said you couldn't take the chance.

The water in the drills were full of slug pellets and I rang a friend I knew was going to shoot these fields and told him to stay away. It might also explain where all our pheasants went that we released into these crops. 

It's illegal to slaughter an animal for human consumption within a certain amount of days (Is it 30 days ?) if it's had medicines given to it but vegtables get sprayed and covered in poisons and are often eaten raw. It's put me off them.

[Meece 1,958]

Don't talk,  EAT !l

Bacon & beans, sausage, tomato, mushrooms ect. I feel a full English coming on. Or a bacon sarney with Brown. 

[Ted Newgent 4,896]

8 hours ago, neil cooney said:

In the last few months I've seen fields of potatoes being sprayed for blight 3 times a week. A neighbouring farmer told me he was going to start growing his own as all the spraying was making him sick and I seen a farmer spraying cabbages and sprouts with slug pellets while there was a hard frost. I asked him would the frost not keep the slugs back. He said you couldn't take the chance.

The water in the drills were full of slug pellets and I rang a friend I knew was going to shoot these fields and told him to stay away. It might also explain where all our pheasants went that we released into these crops. 

It's illegal to slaughter an animal for human consumption within a certain amount of days (Is it 30 days ?) if it's had medicines given to it but vegtables get sprayed and covered in poisons and are often eaten raw. It's put me off them.

you wont want to read this then

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crop_desiccation

 

farmers using chemicals to kill crops so they can harvest them before the weather turns bad is a common

practice over here.

warburtons bread have their wheat grown around by me fyi

[neil cooney 10,416]

3 hours ago, Ted Newgent said:

you wont want to read this then

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crop_desiccation

 

farmers using chemicals to kill crops so they can harvest them before the weather turns bad is a common

practice over here.

warburtons bread have their wheat grown around by me fyi

Farmers have always sprayed potatoes with a weedkiller that the soil neutralizes , I think it's called gramoxzone or similar. But when the weather suits blight, wet and warm, they'll spray with an insecticide several times a week and that's poison.

As for the slug pellets ? They even scattered 20 foot or so into neighbouring fields and to see all the surface water full of them was sickening especially as slug pellets are poisonous to dogs, so I'll presume they're poisonous to most animals.

And the veggies think they're helping planet earth, LOL.

[Lenmcharristar 10,320]

9 hours ago, neil cooney said:

Farmers have always sprayed potatoes with a weedkiller that the soil neutralizes , I think it's called gramoxzone or similar. But when the weather suits blight, wet and warm, they'll spray with an insecticide several times a week and that's poison.

As for the slug pellets ? They even scattered 20 foot or so into neighbouring fields and to see all the surface water full of them was sickening especially as slug pellets are poisonous to dogs, so I'll presume they're poisonous to most animals.

And the veggies think they're helping planet earth, LOL.

the best thing the vegans could do to help earth is commit suicide and that will cut down on the methane released into the atmosphere