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What do you think is an overrated food?
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Bacon.
Holy fuck it is very good is made correctly and timely. But somehow it was a Meme that stuck.
It was literally a marketing campaign from Big Hog, who were losing money cause of anti-fat, anti-salt dieting.
See also: Dubai chocolate, affogato, "two best buds running a burger shack" tall burgers... all were amazing, until they became a marketable meme, as you said. And now they're shit.
Taken at a Staples checkout impulse aisle. Yeah, over $50 with tax. As seen by idiots on tiktok.
I don't know why they want to add bacon and cheese to everything. They're fine, but don't have to be in every dish. Is it for the salt?
I don’t know, and unless the bacon is freshly and perfectly cooked it just sucks.