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<blockquote data-quote="Desdichado" data-source="post: 2112265" data-attributes="member: 2205">Folks don't understand that concept of moderation anymore.&nbsp; Although I don't much like the idea of the Luther burger, prefering not to mix my salty and sugary fat, as long as you get enough exercise (which I honestly don't) and don't eat too much (I do a better job here) you can eat fatty foods without immediately worrying about your health.When I was in college at Texas A&amp;M, we used to drive about half an hour out of town to this place in Snook, TX that served chicken fried bacon as an appetizer.&nbsp; And I don't mean strips of bacon like you get at Denny's for breakfast, I'm talking bit ole honkin' slabs of bacon, dipped in batter, deep-fat-fried and served with white sauce.Around here, there are folks who also like to batter and deep fat fry Oreos or Nutter Butters.&nbsp; That sounds pretty disgusting to me, but they seem to be quite popular.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Desdichado, post: 2112265, member: 2205"] Folks don't understand that concept of moderation anymore. Although I don't much like the idea of the Luther burger, prefering not to mix my salty and sugary fat, as long as you get enough exercise (which I honestly don't) and don't eat too much (I do a better job here) you [i]can[/i] eat fatty foods without immediately worrying about your health. When I was in college at Texas A&M, we used to drive about half an hour out of town to this place in Snook, TX that served chicken fried bacon as an appetizer. And I don't mean strips of bacon like you get at Denny's for breakfast, I'm talking bit ole honkin' slabs of bacon, dipped in batter, deep-fat-fried and served with white sauce. Around here, there are folks who also like to batter and deep fat fry Oreos or Nutter Butters. That sounds pretty disgusting to me, but they seem to be quite popular. [/QUOTE]

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