What's wrong with butt nuggets?
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They're actually chicken periods.
I prefer chicken abortions.
"Cloaca" would be more accurate than "butt" if they really wanna get technical
"Butt" is describing an area, not an orifice.
You know what? Chicken butt!
And also a former football player who played in the midfield for Manchester United and Newcastle United, amongst others.
do not underestimate comedic value. its what gets unattractive people laid, and would absolutely cause me to purchase butt nuggets from one farm skipping the eggs from the previous farm.
That's a good price and these last longer than store bought butt nuggets. Grab a bunch while you can!
Cowboy Kent Rollins calls them "cackleberries", which always makes me giggle for some reason
I want a time machine just so I can change the name of eggs to butt nuggets.
Just gotta change the adoption of the Old Norse word "egg" over the Old English "eyre" to "butt nugget".
Don't you know how words disintegrate over time? To end up with "butt nugget" you have to start with "Butte Nougat"
Doesn’t sound appetizing enough.
I thought it is literally nugget made from chicken butt, which many people do eat BTW.
https://zh.m.wikipedia.org/zh-hant/%E9%9B%9E%E5%B1%81%E8%82%A1
What is that wiki article supposed to be?
It's about a street food whose comical name apparently translates to "chicken butts" in English
Here is the google translate link: https://zh-m-wikipedia-org.translate.goog/zh-hant/%E9%9B%9E%E5%B1%81%E8%82%A1?_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-US&_x_tr_pto=wapp
qilixiang (七里香) literally translate to: fragrance from seven miles (Chinese mile, which is half a km) away.
which many people do eat BTW.
Chinese people, apparently. And I have yet to hear a part of an animal, or, in fact, an animal at all, that Chinese people won't eat.
Chinese people are not big on deer, bear, or monkey; and of course many animals that are not native to China, like crocodiles, ostrich, etc.
Many deep water fish are also not traditionally popular, like tuna and salmon. Chinese do eat them now, but mostly because of japanese influence.
https://www.thegreatprojects.com/blog/bear-paw-soup-learn-about-this-vile-practise
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_meat#China
https://deernz.org/home/our-stories/venison-entering-upmarket-retail-in-china/
No deer?? But venison tastes so good! This is honestly surprising to me, I would have thought anywhere deer were native they’d be a traditional food source.
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