Do you eat chicken nuggets?

Do you think they taste nice? Does how they're made put you off, or does it not matter to you?
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dont really eat them anymore, id rather eat the chicken selects
 

I can't remember the last time I had chicken nuggets but can honestly say that wouldn't put me off at all. Even if I saw them being prepared in front of me.

No, not even in my nightmares!

Vegetarian/Vegan propaganda, the best source of information about meat products.
 

McDonalds
We only use succulent chicken breast meat across our entire chicken menu.

 
While their definition of succulent breast meat might differ from mine, they are regulated by UK food and advertising standards so their claims have to be true. Where as veggie nut-jobs with an agenda don't have to abide by any standard of truth.

tbh that's exactly what i've read before somewhere, and also what a friend who worked for a McDonalds back in the day told me!!!
 
SO, in answer to the question, NOPE wouldnt eat them EVER!

Suppose the same goes for most packaged hams and doner kebabs. It's all just a load of processed mush until it's cooked.

 
I really don't care how they are made. I used to work in a dairy and I could probably put most of you off eating yoghurts and cottage cheese for life. 
 
 
I eat chicken nuggets , pork pies and many other things which I know are pure filth

I don't eat chicken nuggets from fast food restaurants - I don't eat fast food at all. I'll sometimes buy some decent quality chicken nuggets though, or else make my own.

No I don't really like chicken nuggets, but I will go eat some just to spite that completely inaccurate article
 

 

David


Vegetarian/Vegan propaganda, the best source of information about meat products.

McDonalds
We only use succulent chicken breast meat across our entire chicken menu.

While their definition of succulent breast meat might differ from mine, they are regulated by UK food and advertising standards so their claims have to be true. Where as veggie nut-jobs with an agenda don't have to abide by any standard of truth.

You say that as if its ok to eat that sh1te. Anything out of that place is poison and shouldnt be consumed ever thou it is fcuking great,lol.

keyser soez 2010


You say that as if its ok to eat that sh1te.
 
a) It is in moderation, and b) he's suggesting they are not as **** as people suggest.
 
Anything out of that place is poison and shouldnt be consumed ever
 
This makes little sense, and sounds nonsense?
 
thou it is fcuking great,lol.
Chicken nuggest are not great!!!! :)

 
:)

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iaink

keyser soez 2010


You say that as if its ok to eat that sh1te.

a) It is in moderation, and b) he's suggesting they are not as **** as people suggest.   so they say but who really knows, any of them chemicals that they put in teh food is sure to have a negative effect on teh body 

Anything out of that place is poison and shouldnt be consumed ever

This makes little sense, and sounds nonsense?  How

thou it is fcuking great,lol.
Chicken nuggest are not great!!!! :)  I agree ;) but most of teh stuff out of it tastes great

:)

a

David I agree to a point although clever use of wording/meanings goes on all of the time and is not breaking the law/food standards etc... The old classic being Macdonalds claim that their beef burgers were only made with 100% beef well technically that is true in that the 5, 10 or whatever percent was indeed "100% beef" the rest could be anything.

keyser soez 2010



a) It is in moderation, and b) he's suggesting they are not as **** as people suggest.   so they say but who really knows, any of them chemicals that they put in teh food is sure to have a negative effect on teh body 

 
What chemicals are they putting in a clean dec chicken nugget?
The supermarkets own brands will all pretty much free of these chemicals.  
 
Did you know raddish contains a chemical ten times higher than they are permitted to add legally?

i quite often make my own.
 
If you have the time you can use the batter to keep the chicken breast moist. Once fried remove the batter and you get a leanish succulant chicken peices.
 

I will eat them occasionally as Iain states no harm in moderation or in my case once or twice a decade, prefer the KFC offerings though when it comes to a chicken takeaway.
 
M&S do some nice chicken nuggets, as they do superb plaice goujons mmmm.

David


Vegetarian/Vegan propaganda, the best source of information about meat products.

McDonalds
We only use succulent chicken breast meat across our entire chicken menu.

While their definition of succulent breast meat might differ from mine, they are regulated by UK food and advertising standards so their claims have to be true. Where as veggie nut-jobs with an agenda don't have to abide by any standard of truth.

I believe macdonalds changed the recipe a few years ago from having lots of addatives in them and some of the less attractive cuts of meats to a cleaner and better cuts of chicken.
So while the ingredient dec reads nicer, they do not eat as well as some of the so called "nasty" ingredients added flavour and texture.

Fast food chain chicken nuggets.....beaks and feet, no thanks.

Yeah cus my daughter likes em, but I make my own from fresh chicken breast. She still thinks there great and I eat em as well, makes a change from boring old chicken breast.