Need to try chocolate covered bacon tonight!

OK so you've got to let us know how this is cuz I'm not sure if you're a genius or a mad man.

@atheist I didn't make whats in the picture. Saw people talking about it online. Want to make it now. Put bacon and chocolate on my list for shopping tonight.

I'm 90% sure it's good, probably a dark chocolate looking at that image

As if I didn’t want to burn the whole world already…

@Demolishun
Pretty much looks like you haven't tried
Le Fishe au Chocolat
And yet you pose as a Gourmet?

📌

@scor the description grosses me out, lol

@Demolishun aren’t you British? I believe you guys can eat more or less anything. It’s quite a good superpower!

@Tounai Bri'ish?! Really?! And I thought we was friends...

Nah, 'Merican. Yes, we can, and will, eat anything.

@Demolishun As long as it's deep-fried right ;P

So I bought ingredients (bacon and chocolate) today. Will make it tomorrow night.

In the meantime enjoy this unrelated meme:

Just look it up @Demolishun
Lots of YouTube videos about
Le Fishe au Chocolat
albums even.

@scor the video didn't help

@Demolishun Found something else you could try

@BordedDev the best American food that I heard of is fried butter on a stick

@Lensflare wait, what? How have I not heard of this?!

@BordedDev kinda looks like dick cakes.

@Demolishun maybe it’s best if you haven’t :)

I keep forgetting to make my chocolate covered bacon. Now I want bacon, eggs, and pancakes...

Bacon and cheese are two things that you can add to anything and not make it worse.

@Lensflare I remember eating a chocolate cheese as a kid. My dad would get these exotic cheeses for us to try.

@Tounai it's not that us British eat anything, it's that our national food is "everyone else's".

@BordedDev I thought bacon pancakes were already an American staple. I grew up near an American army base, a third of my school was American, they had them. I grew up doing 4th July, I had a weird upbringing for a brit. Awesome Halloween setups. Miss tootsy rolls.

We do actually have national food. There's the stuff from the 1600's that's like "roast boar on a spit", big feasts and the like. Then there's the old school baking, I claim chocolate cake, it was invented in America when it was still a British colony, but a lot of basics of baking is British. Then there's practical stuff. Like cornish pastys, they have a thick crust so miners could eat them with dirty hands. Then there's the class of food that's like "how to cook your boots as there's no meat because of the war".

Anyway thanks for coming to my Ted talk.