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Closer | 14:35 Mon 04th Oct 2004 | Food & Drink
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What is the difference between Gammon and Bacon ?
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I'm willing to be corrected on this but I believe that Bacon is generally taken from the back and Gammon from the thigh.. of a pig that is
15:24 Mon 04th Oct 2004
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Hint: Ham and bacon are widely used throughout Ireland. Only the leg cuts are called ham. All other cuts are called bacon. Gammon is a thick slice of ham steak.
15:51 Mon 04th Oct 2004
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So then what's Backgammon?
08:32 Wed 06th Oct 2004

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