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Or does eaten Boneless Chicken make kids more docile?
Yeah, we need a study to see if eating turnips makes kids behave more like vegetables.
All of you have it wrong.
Have you any idea how much money chicken soup and chicken cooked on the bone (which also gets the notoriously healthy poultry bone marrow) costs Big Pharma each year?
Jewish mothers have been singing the praises of chicken soup for millennia. No wonder Big Pharma wants to propagandize against the stuff.
Marxist-vegetarian propaganda. Stop people from eating recognizable animal parts, and substitutes are easier to implement.
This is kind of off topic but the other day I went out to a restaurant that has a take out if you call it in. So then I asked junior if he wanted something. He said, yeah get me some chicken fingers. So what I did was I stopped by the grocery store on the way home and picked up a pack of those chicken feet. You know the ones? Heh.
Good thing he didn't ask for chicken nuggets.
Ah well. Guess you had to be there....
Guess that is better than pickled pigs feet.
Is it possible that it is as simple as the fact that chicken drumsticks are ridiculously cheap and chicken off the bone is generally a bit more expensive?
I never understood what people do with these. I went to the farmers market last week and there in the amish meat section they had an entire cooler full of fresh pigs feet and people were lining up for them. I suppose that with the fresh ones you can maybe cook them in green beans or something. I don't know. The pickled ones I don't see as being something desirable to eat but maybe that's just me. I'm sure that there is a demand for them but for what exactly?
I ended up hitting the amish bakery section for some blackberry pie though.![]()
I never understood what people do with these. I went to the farmers market last week and there in the amish meat section they had an entire cooler full of fresh pigs feet and people were lining up for them. I suppose that with the fresh ones you can maybe cook them in green beans or something. I don't know. The pickled ones I don't see as being something desirable to eat but maybe that's just me. I'm sure that there is a demand for them but for what exactly?
I ended up hitting the amish bakery section for some blackberry pie though.![]()
All of you have it wrong.
Have you any idea how much money chicken soup and chicken cooked on the bone (which also gets the notoriously healthy poultry bone marrow) costs Big Pharma each year?
Jewish mothers have been singing the praises of chicken soup for millennia. No wonder Big Pharma wants to propagandize against the stuff.
Guess that is better than pickled pigs feet.
I could go for some Publix fried chicken right now.
That's exactly what it is. Poorer people tend to eat chicken from the bone, more affluent people tend to eat more expensive meats. Pointless study is pointless.
Your comment would seem to imply that poorer people are more likely to be aggressive and noncompliant.