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Is corn-fed chicken just a meme to get you to pay more for the same shit?
What does /ck/ think?

>> No.12301298

>>12301258
Any "vegetable fed only!" chicken is a meme. Chickens mostly eat bugs IRL. They also arent naturally the size of turkeys

>> No.12301308
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>>12301298
silkies are yuge

>> No.12301324

>>12301298
I'm talking about corn-fed, the kind they fatten up

>> No.12301330

>>12301308
Silkies are cute. CUTE!!

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>>12301308
Yeah there are outlier breeds. Im talking about going to the grocery store and seeing chicken breasts the size of a mans shoe.

>>12301324
Oh I didnt know. Sounds inhumane like fois gras (idc if i spelled that wrong)

>>12301330
Yes they are....but not the cutest. Check out one of my girls

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>>12301308
Pet the chicken.

>> No.12301397

>>12301350
>m talking about going to the grocery store and seeing chicken breasts the size of a mans shoe.
that's 100% genetics. Nothing wrong with it.

>> No.12301398

>>12301258
Who the fuck would want corn-fed anything?

>> No.12301403

>>12301398
taste; it's better.

>> No.12301407

>>12301403
I doubt it.

>> No.12301417

>>12301407
Honestly, I can't tell a difference in the meat at all.
But yeah, what a chicken eats really effects the taste of the eggs though.

>> No.12301482

>>12301350
>Belgian duccle
Good taste anon. Have any of the porcelain ones?

>> No.12301530

>>12301258
Pastured poultry is always best, in both taste and texture. Chickens eat mostly bugs and seeds, and it raises the nutritional value of the meat. I won't eat any poultry that's only cage or even cageless but penned. It's not going to taste as good or be as good for me. You can REALLY tell the difference with larger poultry like turkey. A pastured turkey has way better flavor and texture than a battery turkey, with less yellow fat, and more supple joints from being able to move about freely. That's something that people don't usually think about, that the fact that they can move around freely makes their fat leaner and their joints more supple from the movement, and therefore makes for a tastier, easier to part out bird. Goes for all of them chicken, turkey, duck, etc.

>> No.12301574

>>12301258
Depends. Corn puts fat on fast so you're going to have a nice layer on fat on the meat. If you're into that or making a roasted chicken it could be nice, or at the very least it could add some flavor. Corn is cheap but it's still technically more pricey than soy as for the cost.

>> No.12301698
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>Organic
>Local
>Free-range
>Grain-fed

All scams.

>> No.12301706

>>12301698
grain fed isn't a scam. it just tastes better.
You being scammed by fad diets if that grass fed keto/paleo shit.

>> No.12301709

>>12301698
Free range is not a scam. It actually makes a big difference.
t. rancher's kid who grew up on pastured meats, and have seen the difference it makes up close and personal

>> No.12301714

>>12301709
>rancher's kid
i immediately assume sub 70 IQ.

>> No.12301730

>>12301698
Organic is the only meme buzzword out of those.

>> No.12301790

>>12301482
I do actually. No pics at the moment. You have a good eye

>> No.12301802

>>12301714
That’s unfair, some of them are probably as high as 80

>> No.12301837

>>12301730
Organic is the only one with specific requirements that have to be met and certified by the USDA. Granted, the megacorporations rammed in the use of broad spectrum pesticides, but there are many small and medium organic farmers who reject the use of pyrethrins. Combination of local and organic is ideal. Often they'll let you visit and *gasp* learn what sustainable farming looks like.

>> No.12301858

>>12301837
>Often they'll let you visit
is that NEETS do?

>> No.12301974

Corn is the No. 1 crop grown in the U.S. and nearly all of it — 88 percent — is genetically modified.That means you're buying a chicken fed GMO corn. mmm mmm good

>> No.12301995

>>12301974
I'm waiting on the point of your post.

>> No.12302226

>>12301995
Enjoy your accumulated carcinogens from roundup.

>> No.12302796

>>12302226
enjoy your accumulated carcinogens from existing.

>> No.12302922

>>12301714
>>12301802
Actually, I have a masters in Biological Science. Which I became interested in as a child since I worked with animals my entire life. And I now apply it to working with local wildlife programs as well as livestock. Most ranchers (including my father) have degrees in agricultural sciences. So, it would seem you two have your pointy little heads up your ass.

>> No.12304485

>>12301258
Why would you pay more for a chicken fed with the cheapest shit possible? You should be getting a chicken fed with meat from other, smaller chickens if you're paying extra. Like how fish farming works.

>> No.12305474

>>12301258
Businesses are literally trying to sell you chicken fed with the cheapest and most poisonous food in the world for more money than conventional chicken just because the fat looks yellow and similar to actual properly raised chickens.

If people are buying it then capitalism won, people are just that dumb.

>> No.12305480

What about corn fed chicken? What’s the difference you’ve heard?We fed them cracked corn on the farm but the only difference I noticed from mass produced was harder shell and thick yolk. But you’ll get that with virtually any small farm egg. Buy them from some white trash with a chicken pen or Vital farms, good shit. Farmfag verified.

>> No.12305487

>>12301397
LMAO keep telling urself that. It's 100% growth hormones and antibiotics you dumb cuck.

>> No.12305495

>>12301714
>>12301802
>That smug feeling of faint superiority

And what have you done today with your 150 IQ, Cletus?

>> No.12305509

>>12301350
>foie gras
>inhumane
You are inhumane.

>> No.12305702

>>12301698
>>12301709
>Free range is not a scam
All that is required for a 'free range' label is that whatever contraption they're keeping the animals in has a door to the outside world.