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November 23, 2006 12:03 AM
Broken: Chicken fingers ingredient description
Anthony Coon writes in:
Printed directly on the front of this box of Italian style chicken fingers is the text - "Chicken Breast Strip Fritters Containing up to 20% Solution."
A 20% solution of what? I don't think I'd want to know...
[P.S. Happy Thanksgiving to all our American readers! Here's wishing you a delicious turkey dinner with less than 20% solution. -mh]
They're just trying to tell you it's nearly three times as tasty as the chicken that Sherlock Holmes sells.
A little late on this one. If anyone really cares, they mean a saline/flavor solution injected into the chicken. Sort of an industrial marinade/basting. It mostly makes the meat more juicy and flavorful, but it also increases the weight (which you pay for) and the salt content. Some people don't like that.
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Because everyone knows chicken is soluble...
Or maybe they have 20% of a solution telling you how to fix broken things.
SECOND!!
Posted by: _______ at November 23, 2006 11:03 AM