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Posted by: Nathan Campbell | Tuesday, 9 February 2010, 17:31 | Category : Coffee

You know I love cof­fee. You know I love bacon… but what about Bacon cof­fee? Urgh.

But that’s exactly what the guy behind “Putting weird stuff in cof­fee” did. Bacon cof­fee — break­fast in a cup.

The find­ings:

“This project was a lit­tle daunt­ing at first. The world of meat-based cof­fee addi­tives is, as far as we could tell, com­pletely unex­plored. It could have turned out dis­gust­ing. But to be hon­est, it wasn’t. The bacon added a sub­tle smokey flavour that did not clash at all with the dark roasted cof­fee. The bacon grease left a beau­ti­ful sparkly film on top and gave the cof­fee a creamier tex­ture than usual.”

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