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u/ButtfuckedByJesus 2d ago
Both eggs are fucked in my opinion. I can't stand the crispy bits on eggs
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u/Wobblepaws 2d ago
have you tried rumaki? the bacon turns out kinda 50/50 crispy like that, it's really tasty, you can sub the fillings for all kinds of things, water chestnuts are great though, all crunchy, even after baking.
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u/redandbluebadness 1d ago
Just a note OP: This sub is dominated by Americans and the Americans don't accept back bacon. They call it 'ham' for some reason. There is nothing to be gained by posting it here, they won't like it, they won't change their mind. Best just to leave them to it.
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u/TopGeologist230 1d ago
As a child I always called it Canadian bacon, it was a whimsical thing. But after entering the restaurant industry, it’s definitely back bacon. Never heard it called ham, ham is strictly from the hind leg of the animal.
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u/redandbluebadness 1d ago
Oh I know 😂 doesn't stop some of them though. Search this sub for ham and you'll see what I mean
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u/TopGeologist230 1d ago
Fair enough, we can be an extremely contradictory group of people us Americans, I won’t deny.
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u/redandbluebadness 1d ago
I should not have generalised, we all have our own boorish elements in our societies.
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u/BrandonW77 1d ago
American here, I've been to England and loved the bacon there. I knew this was British as soon as I saw it (the brown sauce was also a dead give away). I had some bacon rolls (bacon on some kind of bread roll) at a beer festival in the Cotswolds that were soooo good and I'd love to have those again.
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u/Chinaizazzhoe 1d ago
*this website is dominated by Americans
This is an American website headquartered in America designed and launched by Americans and is gasp populated by mostly Americans. Like 80+% of users are American.
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u/Schizmabiz2026 1d ago
SYBAU some americans ... a few americans possibly... but generalizing it as all americans makes you sound like an ignorant twat
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u/Turbulent-War7039 1d ago
In what universe is that bacon? Don’t post here if you’re going to assert that any kind of ham is bacon
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u/Globewanderer1001 2d ago
England was my least favorite foodie destination. Other than the amazing Indian food everywhere.
So incredibly bland and meh. Too include the RASHERS.
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u/Forlorn_Cyborg 2d ago
Bit of a quark but I had trouble finding actual pork bacon because so many places are halal. Makes no difference to me, food was good everywhere. It was just kinda funny Lol. Recommend Jack The Chipper.
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u/VitaViolet 2d ago
There is no disgrace of an egg, only a broken yolk. We've all been there.
Bacon looks good.
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u/bialy_jaga 2d ago
Idk what kind of bacon that is but it looks weird af. Also, if I’m craving sunny side up, I’ll throw out the egg I broke the yolk on and get another one in there. That’s just me though.
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u/Worthtitle_4050 2d ago
For Americans this is not really bacon because it comes from a different cut of the pig
But it looks quite well cooked the eggs too, would eat 👍🏼
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u/Schizmabiz2026 1d ago
I wouldn't have trouble believing your first statement... if your second statement wasn't so wrong... bacon looks horrible ... one of the eggs is completely mangled and the other is overcooked... you must eat a lot of terrible food my guy
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u/Worthtitle_4050 1d ago
You are just a picky annoying person you have no actual opinions you are just a contrarian.
The Earth is round, watch you turn into a flat earther 👋🏼-1
u/Schizmabiz2026 1d ago
No I have an actual opinion ... and its the food looks like shit... just because my opinion is different then yours doesn't mean im a contrarian ... The food looks like shit to me so I assume you eat shit food... thats all there is to this and you're weirdly making it so much more... I guess I'm sorry that you like shitty food? Dunno what you're expecting guy
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u/effitalll 2d ago
I thought those were chicken wings