Posts tagged: bacon

lickypickystickyfree:

Mr. Bumble the skunk loves his bacon sandwiches, but his new owners have  put him on a vegetarian diet to help shed the extra weight they’ve  added to his frame.
At 14 pounds, Mr. Bumble is twice his ideal weight. His previous  owners, who indulged his love for pork, gave him to the RSPCA and he now  lives at Tropiquaria animal park near near Watchet, Somerset, where  he’s fed fruit and vegetables.
His new healthy diet, along with a daily exercise regimen, should  help him shed the extra 7 pounds that have made his naturally sleek body  so rotund. Skunks’ natural diet in the wild is made up of insects,  mice, greenery and dead animals.   Skunks have become popular as household pets in the U.K., but  abandonment rates are up as a new law prevents the removal of their  scent glands.
Tropiquaria park owner Chris Noisier says that they’re not  sure whether Mr. Bumble has been de-scented.   “We’re now working on dieting him down to what he should be.  Clearly bacon butties are not a normal part of a skunk’s diet in the  wild,” Noisier told the BBC.   “We’re putting him on the vegetarian option at the moment.
It’s  very much like a human weight watching issue. He is getting to meet lots  of new people so there’s lots going on in his life and I suspect it’s  making up for the lack of his old favorite food.”(ed. note: That last sentence must be a lie. Nothing makes up for lack of bacon, right? )

lickypickystickyfree:

Mr. Bumble the skunk loves his bacon sandwiches, but his new owners have put him on a vegetarian diet to help shed the extra weight they’ve added to his frame.

At 14 pounds, Mr. Bumble is twice his ideal weight. His previous owners, who indulged his love for pork, gave him to the RSPCA and he now lives at Tropiquaria animal park near near Watchet, Somerset, where he’s fed fruit and vegetables.

His new healthy diet, along with a daily exercise regimen, should help him shed the extra 7 pounds that have made his naturally sleek body so rotund. Skunks’ natural diet in the wild is made up of insects, mice, greenery and dead animals.   Skunks have become popular as household pets in the U.K., but abandonment rates are up as a new law prevents the removal of their scent glands.

Tropiquaria park owner Chris Noisier says that they’re not sure whether Mr. Bumble has been de-scented.   “We’re now working on dieting him down to what he should be. Clearly bacon butties are not a normal part of a skunk’s diet in the wild,” Noisier told the BBC.   “We’re putting him on the vegetarian option at the moment.

It’s very much like a human weight watching issue. He is getting to meet lots of new people so there’s lots going on in his life and I suspect it’s making up for the lack of his old favorite food.”

(ed. note: That last sentence must be a lie. Nothing makes up for lack of bacon, right? )

exmilitary:

Bacon Hot Sauce

I wonder if I can find this locally before Monday?

exmilitary:

Bacon Hot Sauce

I wonder if I can find this locally before Monday?

(via peterberkman)

(via peterberkman)

baconbaconbacon:

Bacon Rocket (1:49)

We kid you not. Made by the fine folks at rathergood.com

Before attempting to make your own rocket out of bacon, please watch this video containing DIRE WARNINGS OF THINGS TO COME

Their conclusion? “BACON IS NOT A SUITABLE CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL FOR ROCKETS”

Chocolate Bacon (via The Bleeding Heart Bakery)
$45 a dozen seems so worth it… seriously.

Chocolate Bacon (via The Bleeding Heart Bakery)

$45 a dozen seems so worth it… seriously.