Does fast food really use chicken scraps?

Question

i heard that places such as mcdonadls and other places just get the chicken take off the head and leggs, put it in a crusher, it crushes the chicken and all the bones and the toss it into some hot grease and call it "chicken".

and so i was just wondering if that was true....

Answer 1

oF COURSE

Answer 2

your fat

Answer 3

For chicken nuggets and pressed chicken sandwiches, they use trimmings.   Generally they are breaded and fried, where it's easier to hide the "particle board" appearance of the chicken.  

However, if you order a sandwich made from an entire chicken breast (ex: grilled), it is not made from scraps.

Answer 4

no sorry the meat they serve is USDA inspected and no that would never happen

Answer 5

I wish they used any kind of chicken. McDonald's nuggets are 59% CORN. So needless to say the fillers are the biggest part and trust me they are not using boneless b*****s.

Answer 6

by-products.. are beaks feet and feathers.. they are on ingredient lists in many pet food..

they are not legal to use in people food..

however what McDonalds and other places use are chickens with freakishly large b*****s.... and ones injected with growth hormones etc.. to grow big b*****s

because of the massive amount of cruelty in the chicken industry I do not eat it.. but I do have 4 free range hens for egg production.