Just a great advert from our OTHER national drink

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

WoW! Heck yeah I LOVE bacon!!!

I could probably live on bacon butties

Not for very long Im sure... But I would be quite happy with having bacon on white bread every day until my heart stops.

That looks good. Now Im hungry!

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

Know what though? I make something like that. Fried egg and slices of bacon on slightly toasted white bread with ketchup. Been eating that for years. I never thought of adding orange soda to that but that sounds even better than orange juice!

And here I thought americans ate the fattiest food. Thats not true. We just eat the most over-processed and preserved food.

Ya know? I always wondered why people in the south eat nothing but food fried in fat, whole milk, white bread, etc.. Yet they live longer than people in the north? Its all the darn preservatives! If we grew and ate our own fruit n veggies like they do we could eat all that fried and fatty stuff and be just as healthy as can be. Yup!

[dr del]

Heh heh heh,

I have a treat for you that may just rock your world.

Fried egg and slices of bacon on slightly toasted white bread with ketchup.

If you want to kick the above up a notch ( back away from the spice weasel ) make sure the egg has a runny yolk and add a layer of potato scones fried until they are golden.

The above tip was brought to you by the country that saw a mars bar and decided what it needed was being dipped in batter and deep fried.


dr del

[Foschi Exotic Serpents]

We have an appetizer here that closely resembles that recipe for potato scones. They are little round fried mashed potato circles with smily faces in them LOL! And of course the eggs need to be a little runny.. Otherwise you have nothing to soak into the bread..

Silly man. As if I didnt know that

[blackcrystal22]

LOL

I loved Scotland when I visited. Has to be one of my favorite countries.

In America the only funny drink commercials are usually alcoholic. Some soda commercials are kinda funny, but not usually.