Ok it is actually two questions.

What do you call "Canadian Bacon." I am ssuming you dont call it Canadian bacon. We call is ham.
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What do you call real bacon?
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We call it bacon.
or occasionally we call it Kevin.
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and on rare occasions we call it AWESOME.

[quote="Asphalt"]Ok it is actually two questions.


and on rare occasions we call it AWESOME.


Ohh...

Can I get two of those?

HAHAHA. This made my day.

I'll have an order of the bacon bikini please...

I likes ham and bacon...the food not the Kevin

Canadian Bacon is called Peameal Bacon or Back Bacon.
any of the three names are acceptable and commonly used when asking for that type of bacon.

and Bacon is just Bacon.

Canadian Bacon is not ham. If you are calling it ham you are mistaken.
It's close to ham in flavor in the way that it is smoked in the US but it is actually not ham

We smoke cigarettes and cigars in the UK not ham!

Well we dont actually call it ham, but it is certainly closer to ham than it is to bacon. So when you go to a restaurant you actually order Canadian Bacon huh? very strange.

ok,here is my question for our friends to the north; why are we getting all your native actors,comedians and singers? we'll keep alan thicke but you can have celine dion and justin beiber back.

and we will throw in the cast of jersey shore as a token of international friendship

you can blame homeland security for those two rejects. we don't want them back.
and the cast of jersey shore wouldnt be allowed in Canada due to there absolute doucheness

I came across this while I was looking for something else, we call it peameal bacon where I'm from too. Which, incidentally, is not that far from The BLAY.

is the syrup there alcholic and if so what is the proof?

Actually pure maple syrup is 30% pure Herioin. At least that's what my brain thinks.