Sentence examples for chunk of bacon from inspiring English sources
As a reluctant flatsharing veteran, I write this after spending the weekend watching a chunk of bacon left in the sink change colours.
The book offers tips on buying and storing bacon and bacon terminology, including the differences between lardon (a French term for a little chunk of bacon) and rasher (British for a slice).
While iteration and imitation are rife, the mobile industry appears to have reached peak black rectangle and now is looking to new technologies like holographic elements, dual-screens, HUDs and other elements to really bring home the next chunk of bacon for shareholders.
Saying "Wait, you have a little chunk of bacon on your chin" is just not hot.
The term "cubons" is a sort of cross between cubes and lardons, as I'm rather fond of cutting my chunks of bacon into squares!
The result tempted the eye with dark red, glistening beans and thick chunks of bacon.
It consists of thin potato slices smothered in reblochon cheese and baked with chunks of bacon.
Even Brussels sprouts, which come in a hot kimchi purée, are amped up with thick chunks of bacon.
So is an omelette of spinach, cheddar cheese and chunks of bacon, which, though warm, somehow retains some of the freshness of a spinach salad.
