I doubt kids will cry about bacon coming from pigs. My sister did groan to my parents when I told her pigs at the local farm will someday end up in Dad's bacon bap or our packed lunches. I got a clip around the ear but we still laughed about everything.

Strong family values, living with both parents growing up helps kid get a sense of real reality and develop sense of humour. When my daughters fed a baby goat and a lamb at my friends farm, they were warned not to get to attached to the animals. They both shrugged their shoulders and accepted the fact that farm animals are supermarket or restaurant food and farmers livelihoods. The only things they won't eat is horse and bear. Watching bears in the wild is very majestic and somewhat magical especially cubs.

www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/15875841/edinb...eppa-pig-sandwiches/

Poor Peppa Pig is for very young children though GM - pre schoolers! I don't think Peppa in a bacon sandwhich is on either for them....

I love British bacon which you cannot get anywhere else - I suspect because it's made with something which may possible cause cancer. They describe it as a preservative but other lands seem to regard it differently.

JK2006 wrote:
I love British bacon which you cannot get anywhere else - I suspect because it's made with something which may possible cause cancer. They describe it as a preservative but other lands seem to regard it differently.

Shop at farmers markets or shops. Peppa Pig sure does taste delicious every Sunday morning. These toddlers should try it.