Why do Canadians refer to ham as their bacon?

[Dongie]

youtube.com/shorts/ugPw3w9oBwc?si=mR4Q-5aPbTo7zNGs

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Inspired by my friend @reesesthins2

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That's @ReesesThins2

[ReesesThins2]

You should never mention me. The morons will put a sniper on your roof. They officially removed my question because I said you were my friend. They said that referring to you as a friend is "derogatory"

You know the famous saying..."Just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not out to get you."

As for Canadians. A Canadian cop pulled me over and gave me a hefty ticket. He said I was "tailgating." I asked the Canadian dork how far I was from the vehicle in front of me. He said I was 80 feet behind the other car.

We know which avocado is behind this. I told someone that Trump should buy Canada, but only if the Canadians aren't part of the deal.

I've been to one comedy club in my life. It was very near the Canadian border. One of the comedians asked how many Canadians were in the audience. About three people raised their hands. The comedian said, "Then go out and pick up your fucking garbage."

The roof almost came off with laughter from the Americans. Americans would never do the same in Canada, but these pigs do it to us.

Dongie, I'm sorry you have friends in low places.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/aWtv_ySeNW0

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[sage2021]

When I eat an egg McMuffin from McDonald's they put a slice of Canadian bacon on the original ones.
If you order sausage or bacon then that's what you get.
That's why I like the regular egg McMuffin because I like Canadian bacon 🙂

[Dongie]

You know I like it better than ham Sage. It's cleaner.

[sage2021]

Thank you for the MHO 🙂🧁🌷

[Dongie]

🪺🐦😘

[AI Opinion]

In Canada, "Canadian bacon" typically refers to back bacon, which is lean and resembles ham more than the crispy strips of bacon commonly known in other countries. This type of bacon, often brined and sometimes smoked, is popular in Canadian cuisine and has a unique texture and flavor reminiscent of ham. The naming distinction arises from regional culinary traditions and ingredient adaptations.

If you're ever in Canada, indulging in this local delight is a must-try! 🍁

[douride2]

We have bacon up here. What you guys down south call Canadian bacon we call it ham.

[Dongie]

If you watched the video, do you have ham like ours as well?

[douride2]

Yes we have ham. As for the video it doesn't play.

[Dongie]

Umm, it played for me. If you are on a phone, may be why. Not sure.

[douride2]

I'm on a home computer.

[Dongie]

Maybe now:

https://youtu.be/ugPw3w9oBwc?si=D6Xu54symeKS4Tmb

[NathanDavis]

I call it jamón and tocino

[FunkyMonkee]

I think, because it's cut really thin.

[beefcakebradybatson]

Who knows?

[Dongie]

Watch video for knowledge to this.

[Redstang88]

We don’t?

[Dongie]

You didn't watch the video I see.

[Redstang88]

Well there’s back bacon that you’re referring to, and the usually bacon (belly)

[Dongie]

The video explains it well.