... public relations by Edward Bernays. He was approached by a company that was selling bacon and at the time so what I read says people had like a role in a cup of coffee or some fruit for breakfast. People don't seem to realize that manipulating people was already a science by the 19 twenties or thirties. That's why all of our propaganda focuses on repetition and cowling the majority. That everybody who doesn't agree is a denier or a crazy person or something. We literally have such an advanced system of propaganda the people who disagree with the propaganda have special propaganda terms get them to themselves.

mmmmm. The smell that makes vegetarians cheat every now and then. "I know I am going to throw it up later, but it's worth it this one time" mmmm.

I think that food was originally intended to give the kind of calories needed for hard physical labor. But I still enjoy a hearty Sunday brunch every once and awhile.

and lots of protein.

Beyond sausage cut into slices and fried up smells and tastes just like bacon, so it's not like vegans/vegetarians are missing out. I like to fry some, then remove it from the pan and use the grease for the cajun holy trinity.

Montana style. The best!

I’ve never liked it. Strips of pig flesh and encapsulated embryo mucous is a hard pass for me, thanks.

I save my bacon grease after cooking the bacon. I have it in a jar in my refrigerator. It's delicious. You can do lots of things with it. You can put it on toast. You can make hash brown potatoes with it. The nectar of the Gods.

Shredded swine flesh and aborted chicken embryos.

A days work for the chicken, a lifelong commitment to the pig