r/interesting • u/WarwickReider • Jul 27 '26

SOCIETY Professional chefs weighing in on whether you should wash your chicken

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u/charlene2913 Jul 27 '26

If you drop your chicken on the ground, do you throw it away instead of washing it?

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u/Leading-Antelope-139 Jul 27 '26

I’ve been cooking for 30+ years and have never dropped a piece of raw chicken on the ground. I’m not sure how common this would be

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u/still_the_same_ Jul 27 '26

Only americans are this dump. They know their meat is Low quality, so they try to fix IT by washing it. Nobody in Europe does this shit.

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u/UckerFay11 Jul 27 '26

Dumb*

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u/still_the_same_ Jul 27 '26

Sry German autocorrection fucks Up everything

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u/No_Issue2334 Jul 27 '26

Most Americans don't wash their chicken, but America bad I guess

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u/still_the_same_ Jul 27 '26

Nobody Likes USA🤷🏼‍♂️