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August 07, 2008

Start your day with...bacon!

This may be the answer for people who, like me, hate mornings but adore bacon. The Wake n' Bacon is an alarm clock that wakes some lucky person with a waft of freshly frying bacon. A cute little wooden pig hides a small cooking chamber where a slice of bacon is cooked just in time to wake you up with a hungry smile on your face.

The only downside that I see is that you have to load the bacon before you go to sleep so it spends the night sitting there being a laboratory for bad bugs to grow in - meaning you probably don't want to eat it. Well, you probably want to, but you shouldn't.

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clearly you don't have a strong enough sense of adventure! It'll build immunity. Really.

Oh my gosh! Did you see the episode of The Office (US version) where the boss cooks his foot in his George Foreman grill because he likes to cook bacon when he wakes up in the morning! Too funny. I thought the same thing about the room-temperature bacon storage!

I'm making sausages for breakfast tomorrow.

Sarah, I confess, I am a wuss! Besides, I don't want to be immune to bacon wink

stefaneer, cooked foot? I missed that one but I'll have to go look for it. Did you leave the sausage out on the counter overnight to 'build immunity'?

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