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  1. 06-26-2006, 05:42 PM #1
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    Rotissirie Chicken

    Whats your outlook on this? Most people stick to strictly boneless/skinless chicken breasts, but would you consider rotissirie chicken, with the skin removed a optimal meal? For example like from a grocery store, and then remove the skin and eat the "white meat" pieces only.

    Is there a huge difference? The chicken is pretty dry, so I'm guessing its not too bad.
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    Yeah that's fine but I wouldn't eat it too often. It has a ton of fat. Ditch the skin and any visible fat and leave the dark meat for the dog



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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi
    Yeah that's fine but I wouldn't eat it too often. It has a ton of fat. Ditch the skin and any visible fat and leave the dark meat for the dog
    With no skin, and white meat it has tons of fat? I thought it was something like 7g per 1/4 chicken (white meat, without skin)
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    It's cooked coated in oil. The chicken breast part is the only meat that is lean.



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    Quote Originally Posted by Jodi
    It's cooked coated in oil. The chicken breast part is the only meat that is lean.
    Well thats what I would be eating.
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    ok then............I said it was fine but it is a waste of money and it will still have more fat than plain chicken breast.



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    But the Dark meat tastes the best

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    Quote Originally Posted by IainDaniel
    But the Dark meat tastes the best
    oh yeah. strip all the dark meat off and drizzle some Melvin's Carolina Sweet barbeque sauce on it and slap it on a bun. i just ate my eggs and oaties but now i'm getting hungry again...
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