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PostPosted: Dec 12th, '12, 17:46 
I reckon trout is better than bacon... :D


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PostPosted: Dec 12th, '12, 18:07 
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Thats it, I'm grabbing a packet of bacon, going out the back to have a smoke and a beer and I'm going to turn on the bbq...

Ahmen.... :headbang:


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mmmmmmmm baaaaaacon........


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I'm with Monkey... enough about the fish, let's get back to the bacon... What's wrong with bacon???

I read an article recently where scientists had established that many of the "low cholesterol" oils we've all had pushed down our throats for the last three decades, is actually bad for you. Many because although they may be low in cholesterol in their raw form, when you consume them they actually turn on fat storing mechanisms in your body as well as becoming carcinogenic when they have heat applied to them... and margerines are just plain bad for you.


Yep and this goes along with Paleo style eating. Vegetable oils are not stable and oxidize quite quickly. By the time you buy it it has gone rancid see this and this for a basic rundown.

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...but here's the kicker... the boffins found the best oil for cooking and for general health is actually lard... yes lard!... but it has to be real lard, made the traditional way... FROM PIGS BELLY FAT!... Lard made from pork belly fat actually turns on fat burning mechanisms in your body and also lowers cholesterol in your body!
Yep, I do all my cooking in Lard, Ghee, or coconut oil.
The "cholesterol is evil" BS that is repeated on and on is simply wrong. Most of the cholesterol in our bodies is manufactured by our bodies, only about 25% of the cholesterol we eat contributes to total body cholesterol. Cholesterol is also vitally important for many bodily functions.
And yes, replacing carbs, especially grains with fat as an energy source increases our fat burning.
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I then looked up Pork belly and found out that my fave kind of bacon... streaky bacon... is made from Pork belly... There is a god!

So now I eat Streaky bacon at given opportunity... and don't even feel guilty anymore!... bacon tastes sooo much better (if that's even possible) when there's no guilt attached!

Me too !

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So next time you Hippy mung beans out there are ordering a GMO free Tilapia and Lentil burger on a wheat free bun, you may wanna consider doing your health a favour and get the guy to chuck a coupla rashers of streaky bacon on top!

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In fact I can't think of anything to eat that is better than bacon...

Except maybe fresh King or Banana prawns!

...Mmmmmm... Prawns wrapped in bacon.... Mmmmmmmm!


mmmm.... bacon :headbang:

But it is very important to eat LOTS of greens and lots of other veges (not starchy ones, unless you are some kind of athlete)


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After reading this BS, I cought few Tilapia yesterday, and cooked them with bacon.
Wow, what a combination. It was so good, I ate three of them.

If it was not because of this article, I would not have found such a delicious meal!!

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PostPosted: Dec 13th, '12, 21:27 
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Hey Zubin, can you read my PM cause its been sitting in my outbox for over a month and I put too much effort into it to discard it :lol:

thankyou!! :D


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PostPosted: Dec 13th, '12, 21:28 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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While I don't want to eat GMO foods or feed them to my animals, I have been having a really hard time finding feeds I can afford around here that don't contain them.

However, most of the problem with the tilapia and some other warm water farm raised fish is not necessarily the GMO in the feed but more to do with the fact that the feed has a really high % of corn and soy in it.

Years ago there was an article that said it would be better to eat a burger than tilapia. See there was a big craze about how you should eat more fish because of the high Omega 3 content in fish but farm raised catfish and tilapia have very poor omega 3:omega 6 ratios because they are fed mostly corn/soy based commercial fish feeds. Corn and Soy have very poor omega 3:omega 6 ratios. But guess what, if you are talking a burger that is made from beef that was also raised on that corn/soy diet, they are gonna have really terrible ratios too.

So if you want healthy food, eat grass fed beef, forest finished pig (yes bacon), truly free range foul, and try to feed your fish as much natural foods as you can. Reduce the amount of refined and over processed foods you eat. Save the carb heavy meals for when you will be doing a lot of aerobic excersize the next day and if the food package makes lots of healthy claims, it is probably not nearly so good for you. Eat food! much of the stuff sold in the stores is not food but processed food stuff, not the same thing. Food stuff is what is left over after you strip most of the nutrition out of the calories and then add all the stuff to make it taste good and then add more stuff to try to replace some of the nutrition that was stripped out so that it would keep on the shelf indefinitely.

I don't believe that lipids (fats) are bad for you, just make it balanced. I eat eggs and bacon almost every day and I'm far healthier now than I was when I was "trying" to eat healthy.

I still feed my fish the commercial fish feed (cause I haven't found anything better that I can sustain that works) and I just have to figure my fish are better to eat because they are raised in clean water and not fed antibiotics and they are protected from herbicides/pesticides/other pollutants and are fresh when we process them.


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The Minister for War and Finances was out this evening, so my dinner was up to me... you guessed it... some of them healthy, guilt free, bacons oils were in order... plus some fried, home grown Romas and scrambled, free range eggs.

Plus I got to have it at a decent time...9.00 rather than the usual 6.00 or 7.00... where you end up snacking on junk by 9.00 or 10.00

...it doesn't get any better!!!... except for the lecture when the MFWAF got home!


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haha, that sounds exactly like my dinner when the missus is out.
I had pork sausages (she doesn't like pork) and some fried veg :headbang:


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Yep!... the K.I.S.S. principle doesn't just apply to aquaponics, but dinner also IMO... the sheila's always wanna make it too complicated.


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Fried Roma's is that good?


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I suspect.. fried anything.. is good.... :lol:


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LMAO, especially fried in bacon grease.


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PostPosted: Dec 13th, '12, 22:33 
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Fried Roma's is that good?

Are the Kennedys gun shy?


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PostPosted: Dec 13th, '12, 23:18 
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Man I love tommies done that way.... geez your making me hungry DrD!! I know whats for brekkie tomorrow lol


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