You know roast chicken? the wing is rather big right? so when you go to KFC or Nandos (or another chicken resturant) and order chicken wings they are tiny, is this because it is baby chickens that are used?
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Good Question, I think sooo. They are quite tiny and you don't seem to get alot of food for your £££, I guess your paying for the special sauce they coat it in.
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no, because they eat most of it
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I never understood why wings were included as pieces! lol There isn't any meat on them. I'd rather pay an extra couple bucks to get other pieces. My hubby LOVES Nandos! I've never heard anyone mention it other than him! Whenever he goes up to Brampton for work he brings home a bottle of hot sauce!
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The wing looks big when it's in one piece. Usually for chicken wings, they're broken up into pieces. The oblong one, and the one that looks like a mini-drumstick. So, no I don't think they use baby chickens.
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i don't eat dead things.
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Actually... if you buy an organic, free range, corn-fed chicken, it's rather small - probably about half the size of your Perdue chicken, and a THIRD the size of KFC chickens. Chickens aren't very big animals... at least they weren't until we started pumping them full of growth hormones. KFC is particularly guilty of this.
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Nando's does not pump their chicken with anything that is why it is normal size
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