Lots of people really do.
Losing taste is one thing, but it can actually be dangerous by spreading salmonella&friends.
this post was submitted on 05 Jan 2025
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I do not think I have ever washed any chicken I have prepared, EVER
The only time I wash chicken is after cooking it, and when I drop it on the floor and thing "eh, I can still eat this"
me neither (ive never prepared any chicken)
politics? earth shape? religion? nah, i like to argue about washing or not the chicken when preparing it
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My mom has always made me "wash chicken," which would just be running it under water. Just chicken, nothing else.
I used to do it out of habit, but laziness seems to have worked in my favor this time.
As a middle aged person who is generally healthy, I’ve never washed chicken. On a side note, we eat chicken weekly. I’ve not experienced diarrhea, or been really sick, or died post chicken eating. I could safely say 1/2 of the days of the year, at least, involve basic butcher parted out chicken, and it is delicious.
Washing a backyard/farm chicken post killing/plucking to remove blood and debris, sure. But what is the logic behind this strange internet trend?
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Brine don’t wash