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twihard100: 2 months ago

What is the best way 2 cook bacon without getting your arm all burnt with grease?

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DeanaWynn: 2 months ago

cook it on a lower temperature it takes longer to cook but it won't pop as badly, Or you can avoid it all together by cooking it on a baking sheet in the oven (be sure to use one that has a lip all the way around so the grease doesn't run off)

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aikenback52: 2 months ago via iPhone

Good answer and wear long sleeves

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twihard100: 2 months ago

I'll try that. Thanks. Y the long sleeves though?

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arabbit: 2 months ago

so the grease doesnt pop and get on your arm

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FoxBodyRacing: 2 months ago via iPhone | Last edited at 5:31PM on 3/11/2013

B**** slap the stove and show it whose boss.

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Soawsome129: 2 months ago

lol

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twihard100: 2 months ago

Really. Ur funny. I already showed it whos boss without hurting its feelings. Lol.

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howardvs: 2 months ago via iPhone

Wear long sleeves and/or long gloves!

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mouse35law: 2 months ago via iPhone | Last edited at 5:33PM on 3/11/2013

Long sleeve shirt . or a welding coat !

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twihard100: 2 months ago

A welding coat really? Ill b sure 2 tell my daddy that. Lol.

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mouse35law: 2 months ago via iPhone

I was just saying .

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Soawsome129: 2 months ago

Use butter and medium tempenture

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twihard100: 2 months ago

Doesnt butter just add more grease though?

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Soawsome129: 2 months ago

No oil has lots of grease while butter has not so much

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twihard100: 2 months ago

O. I always thought butter had a little bit of oil or grease in it. I guess not. Lol. Good 2 know thanks.

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Soawsome129: 1 month ago

No prob

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numba77: 2 months ago

long sleeve...oops, somebody already said that... :(:)

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purpleyoda: 2 months ago via iPhone

Baking it gives it better flavor.

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twihard100: 2 months ago

Bakeing it? U meen like in the oven?

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Annie77754: 2 months ago

cook the bacon at a reasonable temperature for cooking meat, and stand back while holding the handle. Most of the oil and such shouldn't go on you. Be sure to stay close enough, though. Nobody wants burnt bacon as a first resort.

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Freyja: 2 months ago

Wow someone's a bad cool I barely cool and can do that

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twihard100: 2 months ago

Umm i can cook. I just dont cook bacon very much. That was a bit mean dont u think?

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Freyja: 2 months ago

Ya it was

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nlmssy: 2 months ago via iPhone

Microwave it

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twihard100: 2 months ago

I ahve a very crapy microwave. Lol. So idk about that one. Lol.

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gerardd: 2 months ago via iPhone

Low heat there is also a flat round screen with a Handel on it you can find in most grocery stores to put on the pan your cooking in.

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twihard100: 2 months ago

I have a lid will that work?

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gerardd: 2 months ago via iPhone

Cool

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Havok0990: 2 months ago via iPhone

They have pre-cooked bacon u can just nuke for a few sec. Or u can buy a bacon plate and nuke reg bacon

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auxarcs: 2 months ago via iPhone

Long tongs and/or a splatter guard

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NikkiYC: 2 months ago via iPhone

Put a sheet of tin foil over the pan while cooking it then when it's time to flip it over, remove the whole pan away from the stove and repeat until fully cooked. :)

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