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Screwed up... till tha casket drops!!
team chicken cleaner only has to do it cause their grocery hauls look like this
Asian cac detected!
Washing rice is crazy to me. Maybe when factories were unregulated. Maybe in the third world. Whats next washing grits, pasta, oats, quinoa, couscous?
I asked because as a foodie I’ve seen many, many people talk about this recently.
Relax it's a jokeLook at my post after that you fukking faggit
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And your Mama ain’t shyt
Relax it's a joke
This whole thread got yall on edge
Its crazy how people assume science means white peopleThey also advocated not washing their legs, so fukk their facts.
Baked some chicken at 11pm and I damn sure did use lemon and lime water
If you saw someone take chicken straight out the pack and cook it, you'd probably vomit.
Yet ground beef can go straight into the skillet from the wrap and you wouldn't bat an eye.
You wash rice to remove the excess starchWashing rice is crazy to me. Maybe when factories were unregulated. Maybe in the third world. Whats next washing grits, pasta, oats, quinoa, couscous?
I asked because as a foodie I’ve seen many, many people talk about this recently.
YO—What you are saying is not what people are communicating or experiencing. At least here in America, people "washing" chicken will do it under running water with the express purpose of supposedly getting rid of bacteria. What you do in a farm or back woods is your thing, but we are speaking about something completely different.
/THREADThat's a miscommunication. And you tryna make it's an American thing when it is a Black thing... All Black people everywhere do this BECAUSE they learned this from raising and preparing these animals. Have been doing this before we knew what bacteria was or had running tap water... Cleaning off blood and feathers, anything on the surface after defeathering. Has been part of the prep. WHITE people started the argument that we were trying to wash off bacteria. Now this narrative is taking root to make us look like we don't understand science.
No need for more back n forth. I need the non chicken washing people to tell me if they ever killed and prepared a bird. Or there's really nothing to talk about it's theory fro practise. Argument for argument sake