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Porkcicles

 Just like Lardcicles but with a delichious porky center
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Ok, now i know that the whole "Lardcicles" idea didn't really work out, but i'm sure that this is much better than that (atleast i hope so anyway). Basically a nice long piece of pork (like they have on kebabs) is stuck onto the end of a stick. Now this stick is covered in pork crackling (pig fat to those who don't know what crackilng is although i'm pretty sure everyone would), deep fried and then smothered in butter. Then a thick sprinkling of salt over the porkcicle to give it that "i'm not concerned at all about my health" feel to it.
—Mind_Boggle, Oct 25 2003

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       "blissmiss", what's "fer" mean?
—Mind_Boggle, Oct 25 2003
   

       You can buy these in any park in Eastern Europe. In Russia, called "Shashliik." But cubed.
—Godot, Oct 25 2003
   

       It’s called ‘pork fondue’.
—Shz, Oct 25 2003
   

       1. delicious, I, I'm, at least, I, crackling, I'm, I'm.   

       2. I'm not voting for this until you tidy it up a bit.   

       3. Crackling is skin after it's been scraped of hair, is it not?
—lintkeeper2, Oct 25 2003
   

       Please allow me:   

       For n=1 to 6 billion
let x=next food word entry in wikipedia
Print x "cicles."
next n
end		   

       Deep-fried pig dandruff... mmmmm
—RayfordSteele, Oct 25 2003
   

       Thank you Ray. Next meme please.
—waugsqueke, Oct 25 2003
   

       mmmm! Chicharrones/cracklins with hot salsa and lime juice are sold in little bags on every street in Mexico city. You don't know them? Hmmm... might be a good idea for a new business overseas. I need a job, after all.
—Pericles, Oct 26 2003
   

       My step-grandparents, and many aunts and uncles on that side of my unusually extended family make cracklins every year at the local festival. Now mind you, they're also the largest, most unhealthily obese lot of siblings you've ever met...
—RayfordSteele, Oct 26 2003
   

       After all that time, Godot finally shows up and I miss him by three years. Oh well, back to waiting...
—wagster, Jun 28 2006
   


 

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