[quote]ukrainian wrote:
Isn’t everything carcinogenic these days according to doctors?[/quote]
The key doctor behind the lawsuit thinks all meat is bad for you. He’s the “nitritional expert” on one of the cooking shows that comes on public TV and suggests the healthiest diet is a lowfat vegan diet. So he and his lawsuit can jump off the fucking planet.
[quote]Stuntman Mike wrote:
SteelyD wrote:
As an alternative, I usually get a whole rotisserie chicken (2lb) from my supermarket. Just as tasty and nothing more than salt and some herbs on it for about 5-7 bucks.
Quoted for the mother fucking truth.
Delicious. Picking one up tomorrow. Thanks for reminding me.[/quote]
Yeah, good call.
[quote]Chi-Towns-Finest wrote:
Whole chickens have phytoestrogens from being heated in that plastic.[/quote]
What plastic? All the KFCs here serve burgers in paper boxes
The best statement in the article.
â??Grilled chicken can increase the risk of cancer, and KFC consumers deserve to know that this supposedly healthy product is actually just as bad for them as high-fat fried chicken,â??
So they are basically selling something millions of people cook in their homes everyday and they need to have disclaimers? lol
I think it would get kind of old if every time I bought beer, the person selling it to me said “you know this gets you drunk and you may do things you will regret in the morning.”
[quote]countingbeans wrote:
Chi-Towns-Finest wrote:
phytoestrogens
Whatever those are, taste fucking delicious.
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not good for men.
Think soy-milk.
Your nuts will cry.
This is retarded. So every ones favorite product, a product consisting of mechanically separated chicken, wheat flour, sugar, MSG and sodium DEEP FRIED in fat, is not as healthy as the public was left to think? All of this because of the appearance of a single chemical, one that by the way is only “possibly carcinogenic” and found in basically everything you heat?
Mmmmmm cancer is so delicious…I want it all up in my mouth.
(I know someone will probably edit this to make it gay)
Read it again. It’s about KFC’s grilled chicken…not fried.
[quote]AttackOfTheChris wrote:
Mmmmmm semen is so delicious…I want it all up in my mouth.
(Please call me, men of T-Nation) [/quote]
They should try steaming the chicken, grill in multicultural fat-less oil, or serving it raw to save greenhouse gasses
[quote]Oroborus wrote:
Chi-Towns-Finest wrote:
Whole chickens have phytoestrogens from being heated in that plastic.
What plastic? All the KFCs here serve burgers in paper boxes[/quote]
He was referring to those whole rotisserie chickens you can buy in most local grocery stores. X3 They’re are freakin’ delicious.! Could care less about a little phytoestrogen! Only people who have to worry about that shit. Are people who consistently eat stuff out of heated plastics like fat people and their frozen dinners.
[quote]TorqIt wrote:
ukrainian wrote:
Isn’t everything carcinogenic these days according to doctors?
The key doctor behind the lawsuit thinks all meat is bad for you. He’s the “nitritional expert” on one of the cooking shows that comes on public TV and suggests the healthiest diet is a lowfat vegan diet. So he and his lawsuit can jump off the fucking planet.
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I suspected as much.
[quote]SteelyD wrote:
As an alternative, I usually get a whole rotisserie chicken (2lb) from my supermarket. Just as tasty and nothing more than salt and some herbs on it for about 5-7 bucks.[/quote]
Same here! Great deal at our local grocery… $5.
Best part is, my wife and son don’t really like them, so it’s all mine!
and who thought any fast food is anywhere near healthy?? subway is even bad for you
kfc is gross btw
[quote]Oroborus wrote:
Chi-Towns-Finest wrote:
Whole chickens have phytoestrogens from being heated in that plastic.
What plastic? All the KFCs here serve burgers in paper boxes[/quote]
4th/5th from bottom. It really doesn’t get much better.
Let’s do a ‘big picture analysis’:
2 lbs of wholesome, protein rich “organic” chicken, slow roasted in rotisserie with herbs that is put in a plastic dish for a few minutes for no-mess transport until you get home -OR- avoid said anabolic-friendly chicken for fear of phytoestrogens, because you have to carry it home in plastic or get freakin chicken juice everywhere…
Whatever happened to ‘perspective’? Do people really get so paralyzed concerning minutiae?
[quote]TorqIt wrote:
ukrainian wrote:
Isn’t everything carcinogenic these days according to doctors?
The key doctor behind the lawsuit thinks all meat is bad for you. He’s the “nitritional expert” on one of the cooking shows that comes on public TV and suggests the healthiest diet is a lowfat vegan diet. So he and his lawsuit can jump off the fucking planet.
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That’s the thing with these kinds of people, they will do anything to make meat sound bad even if its wild alaskan salmon. With the amount of effort they go to making meat sound bad they also can make anything sound like its bad for you “did you know if you drink too much water you can die, that’s why you shouldn’t drink water” kind of logic.
[quote]SteelyD wrote:
Oroborus wrote:
Chi-Towns-Finest wrote:
Whole chickens have phytoestrogens from being heated in that plastic.
What plastic? All the KFCs here serve burgers in paper boxes
4th/5th from bottom. It really doesn’t get much better.
Let’s do a ‘big picture analysis’:
2 lbs of wholesome, protein rich “organic” chicken, slow roasted in rotisserie with herbs that is put in a plastic dish for a few minutes for no-mess transport until you get home -OR- avoid said anabolic-friendly chicken for fear of phytoestrogens, because you have to carry it home in plastic or get freakin chicken juice everywhere…
Whatever happened to ‘perspective’? Do people really get so paralyzed concerning minutiae?[/quote]
Steelyd people who worry about that are majoring in the minors when getting the big stuff right counts alot more.
[quote]JoabSonOfZeruiah wrote:
SteelyD wrote:
Oroborus wrote:
Chi-Towns-Finest wrote:
Whole chickens have phytoestrogens from being heated in that plastic.
What plastic? All the KFCs here serve burgers in paper boxes
4th/5th from bottom. It really doesn’t get much better.
Let’s do a ‘big picture analysis’:
2 lbs of wholesome, protein rich “organic” chicken, slow roasted in rotisserie with herbs that is put in a plastic dish for a few minutes for no-mess transport until you get home -OR- avoid said anabolic-friendly chicken for fear of phytoestrogens, because you have to carry it home in plastic or get freakin chicken juice everywhere…
Whatever happened to ‘perspective’? Do people really get so paralyzed concerning minutiae?
Steelyd people who worry about that are majoring in the minors when getting the big stuff right counts alot more.[/quote]
I agree. Same with soy milk. Some here act like one glass of soy milk will make them grow a vagina.
Sometimes I enjoy a glass of chocolate soy milk, and last time I checked, my dick is still there workin’ like it should.
[quote]TorqIt wrote:
ukrainian wrote:
Isn’t everything carcinogenic these days according to doctors?
The key doctor behind the lawsuit thinks all meat is bad for you. He’s the “nitritional expert” on one of the cooking shows that comes on public TV and suggests the healthiest diet is a lowfat vegan diet. So he and his lawsuit can jump off the fucking planet.
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My statement was more satire. Almost all these food lawsuits are bullshit.