Chicken Nuggets

Yes, I have posted this before, but now I have a lot more information. :3

Picture credit from Google and to their rightful owners. :L

An "ordinary" box of chicken nuggets from McDonalds after being cooked.

But they might as well just call them Nuggets, because there isn't very much chicken meat in them. When they are made, first they take the actual meat (Legs, breast, etc.) and use that for different, real (as far as we know) chicken. Then what they don't use, is mixed all together: and boom: you have nuggets.

But what is it that they don't use?

-Eyeballs

-Muscle tissue

-Veins

-Tendons

-Bones

-Fat

Lovely, huh?

This processed chicken used for nuggets is also commonly used in dog food.

Do you really want to be eating that?

I haven't eaten chicken nuggets in months.

But when it comes to other forms of breaded chicken, such as tenders, strips, and fingers (lovely names), I've been informed that those are indeed breast meat.