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Seriously? Like you do not like Tomatoes at all? Or you just don't wanna eat em raw like that on a sammich?
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Seriously? Like you do not like Tomatoes at all? Or you just don't wanna eat em raw like that on a sammich?
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I can eat them cooked in a stew or something. I actually like fried green tomatoes. I just can't eat raw ones. Plus they hurt my belly. Too much acid.
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Ah ok, I got you then.
I feel similar about Onions... I hated Onions as a kid, but then as I got older I realized I liked Onions when they were cooked in to stuff like soup or Chili or something but I do not like raw Onions to this day.
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Why all the rage and butthurt?
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Tomatoes give me mud butt.
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Dairy does the same for me but it doesn't stop me from having milkshakes...suck it up bro
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I eat them cooked and in salsa and stuff. Give me a break. I just have to stay near a bathroom.
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I always get joked that I am lactose intolerant, but I still eat dairy constantly. I figure I like it enough so its worth blowing up a bathroom to have it.
I guess if you don't really like tomatoes, there is no need to deal with the aftermath
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a ham wrapped in bacon
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Bacon wrapped asparagus, if you haven't tried it, you don't know what you're missing 
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My mother-in-law, from Manchester, makes this bacon wrapped leeks in cheese sauce thing that tastes fukin incredible.
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Baked bacon was surprisingly good.
Also, I have a confession, I often eat turkey bacon, and I like it.
Also, I have a confession, I often eat turkey bacon, and I like it.
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I almost always cook bacon on a baking sheet in the oven now. Comes out cooked much more evenly and if you line the sheet with parchment or foil, the clean up is much easier.
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I think that will be done more and more in my house as time progresses.
How long and what temp? I feel like it could be easy to overcook.
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Anywhere from 300-400. I turn a few times for even cooking, but maybe 10-15 mins total, depending on how crisp you like your bacon.
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For me 425 thick cut 17 min on foil lined cookie sheet no flipping
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Low and slow on stove still best tho
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