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Elixir of Immortality (aka Bacon Ramen)

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Bacon Ramen, Yes this wonderful thing exists. Ramen, the source of every college students energy, and bacon the source of all that is good in the world. I wouldn’t go so far as to say that this will make you immortal, but I am sure we have that recipe somewhere else on the site so keep looking.elixir-of-immortality-aka-bacon-ramen

As the name suggests, this recipe will be extremely difficult to make.

Here are your ingredients:

1/2 cup crushed Bacon (fresh or bits)

1 pack of Ramen

pepper (optional)

This recipe is the opposite of easy. if you don’t follow it to the letter you will likely burn down your whole kitchen.

Boil two cups of water and cook your Ramen for three minutes. You can add your bacon at any time that your Ramen is cooking. (Like I said, You might have an aneurysm before you even finish READING the recipe.)

One thing to remember about your bacon, the longer it is in the water the less crunchy it is. So if you want your bacon to have that delicious bacon-y crunch, don’t add it until the end.

Of course if you want your ramen to look pretty because you have a hot date coming over or something. (Keep her by the way , especially if she love bacon, you can’t go wrong).

Add a full strip or 2 on the top. Whalahhhhh… . bacon ramen, the closest thing we have on this planet to an elixir of immortality.

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