Do chickens have nuggets?
Where exactly on the bird would one find the nugget?
Answers:
Probably around the same area you would find a buffalo's wings.
no they dont and fish dont have fingers befor you ask
Only in the movies and T.V.
You'll have to ask Ronald McDonald
Under the feathers
What you think?
Sorry, they're internal.
Yeah, they're between the legs, under the feathers.
Only in arctic temperatures
They have butt nuggets.
Very small ones but big peckers! LOL
it is only in mcdonalds
Good questions.
But I want to know where they raise bone-less chickens?
Yes the females have two. Haven't you ever heard of breast of chicken?
The roosters do
Yea I'm pretty sure the nuggets are the parts that didn't get stamped as GRADE A meat at your grocery store. So use your imagination, or actually.you know what? Don't.
you might find some here
http://www.testyfesty.com/
http://www.rideloud.com/testyfest.htm.
Nuggets..urgh!
The better question would be..'do nuggets have chicken?'
Me thinks the answer would be "no"!
Great question though!
xxx
It was actually on the news a few weeks back, you don't want to hear it so brace yourself. They grind the whole bird beak claws and all.mix it with some seasoning and make nuggets.yuuuuuuuuuuuck. The birds they use are the ones they can't sell in a store.
what the **** you talking about???????? hhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuh.???.
No, you will not find a nugget on a chicken.. Chicken nuggets are often the poorest bits of chicken, scraped mechanically from the bone, mechanically mashed, injected with water, raddled with flavour enhancers such as monosodium glutimate, then shaped, moulded and deep-fried.
Most of the taste comes from the monosodium glutimate, and the frying oil, and the breadcrumbs/batter that are added.
Chicken USED to have nuggets. (http://www.whenwehadnuggets.co.
But so many chickens had theirs cut off by McDonalds that they stopped growing them.
naughty, naughty
parts is parts, and yes chicken lips do get into those cute little formed lumps of preservative fortified "meat"
lol.hmmm.good question!
nope, and tukeys don't have twizzlers either.
hahha! pretty funny lollol!!
actually chickens do indeed have testicles, well not the hens obviously but the cocks (ummm. i mean roosters :-)) they are apparently edible. read this guy's blog:
"yes, we had chicken testicles and snake at dinner tonight. and yes, i actually tried both! i know that comes as a total shock to all of you who know that i rarely try anything new. especially animal nads. but for some reason i was feeling brave tonight. really brave. we've been joking since we got here about trying something crazy and our 2 hosts finally made it happen. we went to a fresh market right behind the restaurant and picked out all of the live fish and the huge black snake. a few minutes later they showed up on our table. it was wild. the chicken testicle wasn't bad at all, but the snake was horrible. in fact, i can still taste it this many hours later. nasty."
Umm.serves you right.next time think twice about snake as a side dish to your chicken nuggets LOL!@!
Here is some info on the rooster's testicles:
" The male fowl has two testes situated high in the abdominal cavity, along the back, near the forward end of the kidneys. These never descends into an external scrotum, as in the case of other farm animals. They are more or less ellipsoid in shape and are light yellow, frequently having a reddish cast caused by the numerous blood vessels on the surface.
The testis consists of a large number of very slender ducts. The sperms are given off the lining of these ducts, called the somniferous tubules. The all lead eventually to the vas deferens, a tube which conducts the sperm outside the body.
Each vas deferens open into a small papilla. Together these serve as the intomittent organ. They are located on the dorsal wall of the cloaca. The so-called rudimentary copulatory organ of the fowl has no connection with the vasa deferentria and is located on the median ventral portion of one of the transverse folds of the cloaca. It is this rudimentary organ, or male process, that is used in identifying the sex of baby chicks by cloacal examination. "
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
ok, time to wake up!!!!!!!!! :-)
Well thank you Miss Quackles and a few of your answerers. Now I will never eat nuggets again. And I bet I'm not the only one here who made that decision. Actually that's a step up.
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Answers:
Probably around the same area you would find a buffalo's wings.
no they dont and fish dont have fingers befor you ask
Only in the movies and T.V.
You'll have to ask Ronald McDonald
Under the feathers
What you think?
Sorry, they're internal.
Yeah, they're between the legs, under the feathers.
Only in arctic temperatures
They have butt nuggets.
Very small ones but big peckers! LOL
it is only in mcdonalds
Good questions.
But I want to know where they raise bone-less chickens?
Yes the females have two. Haven't you ever heard of breast of chicken?
The roosters do
Yea I'm pretty sure the nuggets are the parts that didn't get stamped as GRADE A meat at your grocery store. So use your imagination, or actually.you know what? Don't.
you might find some here
http://www.testyfesty.com/
http://www.rideloud.com/testyfest.htm.
Nuggets..urgh!
The better question would be..'do nuggets have chicken?'
Me thinks the answer would be "no"!
Great question though!
xxx
It was actually on the news a few weeks back, you don't want to hear it so brace yourself. They grind the whole bird beak claws and all.mix it with some seasoning and make nuggets.yuuuuuuuuuuuck. The birds they use are the ones they can't sell in a store.
what the **** you talking about???????? hhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuhuh.???.
No, you will not find a nugget on a chicken.. Chicken nuggets are often the poorest bits of chicken, scraped mechanically from the bone, mechanically mashed, injected with water, raddled with flavour enhancers such as monosodium glutimate, then shaped, moulded and deep-fried.
Most of the taste comes from the monosodium glutimate, and the frying oil, and the breadcrumbs/batter that are added.
Chicken USED to have nuggets. (http://www.whenwehadnuggets.co.
But so many chickens had theirs cut off by McDonalds that they stopped growing them.
naughty, naughty
parts is parts, and yes chicken lips do get into those cute little formed lumps of preservative fortified "meat"
lol.hmmm.good question!
nope, and tukeys don't have twizzlers either.
hahha! pretty funny lollol!!
actually chickens do indeed have testicles, well not the hens obviously but the cocks (ummm. i mean roosters :-)) they are apparently edible. read this guy's blog:
"yes, we had chicken testicles and snake at dinner tonight. and yes, i actually tried both! i know that comes as a total shock to all of you who know that i rarely try anything new. especially animal nads. but for some reason i was feeling brave tonight. really brave. we've been joking since we got here about trying something crazy and our 2 hosts finally made it happen. we went to a fresh market right behind the restaurant and picked out all of the live fish and the huge black snake. a few minutes later they showed up on our table. it was wild. the chicken testicle wasn't bad at all, but the snake was horrible. in fact, i can still taste it this many hours later. nasty."
Umm.serves you right.next time think twice about snake as a side dish to your chicken nuggets LOL!@!
Here is some info on the rooster's testicles:
" The male fowl has two testes situated high in the abdominal cavity, along the back, near the forward end of the kidneys. These never descends into an external scrotum, as in the case of other farm animals. They are more or less ellipsoid in shape and are light yellow, frequently having a reddish cast caused by the numerous blood vessels on the surface.
The testis consists of a large number of very slender ducts. The sperms are given off the lining of these ducts, called the somniferous tubules. The all lead eventually to the vas deferens, a tube which conducts the sperm outside the body.
Each vas deferens open into a small papilla. Together these serve as the intomittent organ. They are located on the dorsal wall of the cloaca. The so-called rudimentary copulatory organ of the fowl has no connection with the vasa deferentria and is located on the median ventral portion of one of the transverse folds of the cloaca. It is this rudimentary organ, or male process, that is used in identifying the sex of baby chicks by cloacal examination. "
ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ
ok, time to wake up!!!!!!!!! :-)
Well thank you Miss Quackles and a few of your answerers. Now I will never eat nuggets again. And I bet I'm not the only one here who made that decision. Actually that's a step up.
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