Endless Paradigm

Sounds good.

Bacon is salty, the other stuff is sweet, I don't think it'll work very well.

Sometimes salty and sweet work together.  For example, when people like to dip their fries (or chips as they call them in other countries) in their shakes.  But, I don't know if that would work so well with bacon and ice cream.  

I'm sure it wouldn't be completely terrible, as long as the bacon isn't greasy.

Vacui☆Natale Wrote: [ -> ]Sometimes salty and sweet work together.  For example, when people like to dip their fries (or chips as they call them in other countries) in their shakes.

Wait what? Who does this? Sounds disgusting. Wouldn't the chips get soggy? Soggy chips.. urgh..

I ate a Snickers bar with mustard once... >.< so I doubt Bacon Sundaes would have much effect on me

Dennys have been selling bacon sundaes for years, and they're the tits!
Jack in the box was selling bacon shakes a couple months back

as for the salty/sweet argument, have none of you ever eaten chocolate covered pretzels?? delicious!!

Senseito7 Wrote: [ -> ]

Vacui☆Natale Wrote: [ -> ]Sometimes salty and sweet work together.  For example, when people like to dip their fries (or chips as they call them in other countries) in their shakes.

Wait what? Who does this? Sounds disgusting. Wouldn't the chips get soggy? Soggy chips.. urgh..

  Well, I've known some people to do it, but they don't have an overwhelming amount of the shake on it.  Just a little bit.

I've never tried it though lol.

Genius idea.

milkshake + chips is good

havent done that in years though

salt naturally amplifies the flavour of anything that hits your tongue so i think the bacon bits and strip would make the ice cream taste even better

I cook, and salty and sweet do work. Depends on if you don't kill it with other flavors. Like sweet, salty, and spicy at the same time don't work. Spicy and sweet do work. Try chili pepper and semi-sweet chocolate in a chocolate bar mold, or buy here.