Bacon or Rashers???

bicardi19

I personally call it Bacon.

hondasam

Bacon

westendgirlie

Rashers

I eat it

Celly Smunt

Rashers

Rashers on its own
Bacon on bread

noxqs

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Hasmunch

i call it delicious

naasface

Rashaaaaaaaas

BooShank

Pig slivers.

Sl!mCharles

rashers you troglodytes.

Chuck Stone

I use both actually (not at the same time like Bacorashern)

S'called bacon up north where I was born and rashers in Cork where I've lived since about 12/13 yrs old.

bicardi19

Rashers

All I know is no meal is complete without it.

starbelgrade

It depends what you mean. Bacon is a cut of meat from a pig & rashers are slices of bacon.

So if you mean the slices that you fry or grill, then it's rashers. Rashers are of course still bacon, but rashers would be the correct name for them.

HazDanz

Rashers

I call the Ham you have for dinner bacon, but also call rashers bacon sometimes, but I never call ham for dinner rashers

mackg

Chuck Stone wrote: »

I use both actually (not at the same time like Bacorashern)

S'called bacon up north where I was born and rashers in Cork where I've lived since about 12/13 yrs old.

I'm retarded I thought this was which do you prefer!

real stig

Rashers

westendgirlie

Rashers

What's the difference between ham, gammon and bacon joints?

KeithM89_old

Poll added.
Oink.

starbelgrade

HazDanz wrote: »

I call the Ham you have for dinner bacon, but also call rashers bacon sometimes, but I never call ham for dinner rashers

Ham is not the same as bacon as ham refers to a meat cut from the pigs hind leg.

Kanoe

bacon rashers

HazDanz

Rashers

starbelgrade wrote: »

Ham is not the same as bacon as ham refers to a meat cut from the pigs hind leg.

Okay cool, so what you have for dinner is it actually ham or is it bacon?

Cause you know the way dinner is said as "cabbage, bacon and spuds"

The Internet Explorer

Rashers

I had to log in just to post my thoughts on what is to me, a very important subject. Bacon is, in my opinion, most definitely called bacon.

LadyGardener

Rashers.

Chuck Stone

mackg wrote: »

I'm retarded I thought this was which do you prefer!

Lol yeah. They're two different things for some people though. I think it depends on your region.

The Internet Explorer

Rashers

COME ON THE BACON BOYS !!!

WE'LL SHOW THEM RASHERS BOYS HOW TO SAY BACON PROPERLY !!!!!!

GO ON THE BACON BOYS !!!

WE ARE THE BACON BOYS !!!! AND WE'RE GONNA GET THE RASHERS BOYS ! !

WE ARE GONNA FUCK YOU UP ! WE ARE GONNA **** YOU UP BIG TIME ! ! AND WHEN WE DO, YOU WILL BE SAYING BACON ! !


WE ARE THE BACON BOYS ! !

hondasam

starbelgrade wrote: »

Ham is not the same as bacon as ham refers to a meat cut from the pigs hind leg.

shame there is no wimmin around to answer the cookery questions, you are doing grand star :p4

go bring home the bacon and cook it.

Jordan 199

Rashers.

I could murder a rasher sandwich right now.

TheUsual

Both.

Can't we all just get along ?

LadyGardener

Everyone, EVERYONE, listen to Starbelgrade, he speaks the pig product truth! TESTIFY!

The Internet Explorer

Rashers

COME ON BOYS ! ! LOOK !!

THERE'S ONLY TWO OF THEM HERE ! ! WE CAN TAKE THEM ! COME ON !


WE ARE THE BACON BOYS ! ! !

WE ARE THE BACON BOYS !

gavmcg92

I call it Ra ... Om Nom Nom Nom!

This thread is making me hungry!

Jev/N

rasher |ˈra sh ər| |ˈrøʃər| |ˈraʃə|
noun
a thin slice of bacon.

westendgirlie

Rashers

Jev/N wrote: »

rasher |?ra sh ?r| |?rø??r| |?ra??|
noun
a thin slice of bacon.

Define thin

hondasam

westendgirlie wrote: »

Define thin

Size 8 :pac:

The Internet Explorer

Rashers

Wikipedia results for:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacon

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rashers

COME ON BOYS !!! WE CAN DO IT ! LET'S SHOW THEM RASHERS BOYS WE MEAN BUSINESS ! !

Robdude

All I know is there is a huge difference between the bacon I used to buy in the US and the rashers I buy here

Kojak

Rashers - Bacon is for the yanks, or with the cabbage

HazDanz

Rashers

westendgirlie wrote: »

Define thin

Thin: opposite surfaces or sides that are close or relatively close together.

LH Pathe

I just say to the butcher dice me up a pig

rasher is a form of bacon and bacon is a pig in general

The Internet Explorer

Rashers

WE ARE GONNA **** YOU (PLURAL) UP ! ! !

Hasmunch

They prefer to be called The Gardai

The Internet Explorer

Rashers

WE'RE SLIGHTLY OUTNUMBERED LADS ! ! !

COME ON THE BACON BOYS ! ! ! WE MIGHT BE OUTNUMBERED, BUT THE BACON BOYS NEVER GIVE IN ! ! ! !

WE CAN DO THIS ! ! WE CAN GET THEM PESKY RASHERS BOYS ! !

TheUsual

Kojak wrote: »

Rashers - Bacon is for the yanks, or with the cabbage

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGh7uT1qyqE

pmurphy00

Rashers

bacon and egg..bacon and cabbage
rashers are in the packet a pack of rashers
cook them and they become bacon to me anyway!
think i'll have some for lunch:D:D

Pride Fighter

Rashers are slices of the joint and used in breakfast in a traditional Irish brekkie.

Bacon is the joint used in dinner with mashed potato and cabbage as part of a traditional Irish dinner.

Both delish.

floutingmaxims

Of course it's rashers. You can't have a brimful of bacon on the 45

Saila

rashers, but you knew that, since the poll isnt anonymous

chucken1

Cawcheen wrote: »

Of course it's rashers. You can't have a brimful of bacon on the 45

Show us up why dont ya

chucken1

bicardi19 wrote: »

I personally call it Bacon.

What? Which bit???

Is it with eggs in a fry?

Is it with cabbage?

hondasam

chucken1 wrote: »

What? Which bit???

Is it with eggs in a fry?

Is it with cabbage?

I say bacon and eggs and bacon and cabbage. Rashers is an Irish saying.

floutingmaxims

chucken1 wrote: »

Show us up why dont ya

Sorry guys. My points validity is too strong.

/thread

maxfresh

I'll have both please....mmm pork