Author: Gerardo Gonzalez

Neither chickens nor pigs have any sanitation problems in their natural environment, both do on farms designed around human convenience. On farms, chickens suffer more dirtiness than pigs because dirt gets trapped in their feathers. Is chicken cleaner than pork? Historically, pork was believed to be the ‘dirtiest’ meat. Recently however, chicken has been dubbed […]

“Chicken is the first choice of meat for most Africans,” says Kevin Lovell, chief executive of the South Africa Poultry Association. The higher cost of beef and some of the religious restrictions around pork in parts of Africa help explain the preference for chicken, he says. What race eat the most chicken? Black AmericansBlack Americans […]

No. No, it is not food from “people of the Book.” It is industrialized food production, just like McDonald’s or Wendy’s. Is Chick-fil-A Halal or Haram? For many years, Chick-Fil-A has been serving halal chicken at some of their locations. As this might come as a surprise to many, it is a popular topic that […]

Cooked eggs is exempted from paying GST, the rate of GST payable on cooked eggs is nil rate. Fish, crustaceans, molluscs & other aquatic invertebrates in processed, cured or frozen state are taxable at 5% rate under GST. Which of the following items is exempted under GST? GST exemptions for goods Types of goods Examples […]

Chicken is a rich source of protein, however, reheating causes a change in composition of protein. You shouldn’t reheat it because: This protein-rich food when reheated can give you digestive troubles. That’s because the protein-rich foods get denatured or broken down when cooked. Why does chicken not taste good reheated? Because chicken has higher amounts […]

Adding chopped or frozen veggies, you can fix a comforting, delicious, and healthy one-dish meal in 15 minutes. This works best when you have small quantity of leftover chicken. You don’t need to add too much of it to enhance the flavor and texture of a pancake. How do you revive leftover chicken? Place enough […]

You can eat it cold in sandwiches or salads or reheat until piping hot – maybe in a curry, casserole or soup. (Be sure to reheat it only once). You food get food poisoning. The health risk is eating the chicken. Can you have chicken and rice cold? Perfect for a summer supper, this chilled […]

A 2002 paper found that chickens have the same preference for certain human faces as do humans, “keying in on things like symmetry” in features—one of the subconscious measures of attractiveness, Blatchford says. How do chickens recognize people? These faces included those of humans! Chickens even remember positive or negative experiences with the faces they […]

Yes, Chickens Are Cannibals That being said, chickens are indeed omnivores who, given the opportunity, will eat just about anything. Is feeding chicken eggs cannibalism? Egg Eating, a form of cannibalism, is a terrible habit that some chicken develop over time. It can start for numerous reasons including nutritional deficiencies, curiosity and boredom. How do […]

Reheating fried chicken is safe as long as it is cooked to an internal temperature of 165°F when it was first made. Additionally, if it wasn’t left out at room temperature or in the “danger zone” (40°F to 140°F) for more than two hours, it’s perfectly OK to reheat. How do you reheat fried chicken? […]

This is due to spoilage bacteria. It wont make you sick, but it will make the food taste different. There is no way to avoid that but to cookto cookA cuisine is a style of cooking characterized by distinctive ingredients, techniques and dishes, and usually associated with a specific culture or geographic region. Regional food […]

Take That Temp Or you can use an infrared ear thermometer—such as Braun Thermoscan5 IRT6500—placed against the chicken’s featherless facial skin but not on the comb or wattles. The chicken’s skin temperature will be about 3.5 degrees lower than its core temperature. What can I give my chicken for a fever? 6 home remedies for […]

Proteins and leucine. Certain meats, like beef and chicken, contain an amino acid called leucine. Leucine turns on the chain reaction that stimulates the skin’s oil glands and makes acne breakouts more likely. How do I stop getting pimples after eating chicken? that eating a diet high in lean protein and low in processed carbs […]

Chickens have pain receptors that give them the ability to feel pain and distress. Put yourself in the shoes (or the feathers) of a battery hen—or 452 million of them, which is how many are used for their eggs each year. Do chickens suffer? Undercover investigations have revealed, though, that even on farms held to […]

Cheer Up Chicken is a tasty mix of appetizing cereals and grains with added herbs and spices. Included is stimulating pellets with oregano extract to support the immune system. Oregano has been shown to support chickens’ natural resilience, to encourage appetite and maintain gut health. How do you cheer up a sad chicken? Help your […]

Firstly, give the hen about 5mls of suspended Ibuprofen, chickens can have ibuprofen in small amounts and it works in 2 ways, firstly as a pain relief, if she has a bound egg it will be very sore and uncomfortable, secondly as a muscle relaxant, by relaxing the hen’s muscles and relieving the pain she […]

Stress in chickens can happen as well as humans. Our hens are just like us and from time to time, they suffer from stress too and this can impact on their general wellbeing too. How can you tell if a chicken is stressed? It is important to quickly recognise signs of stress, like abnormal feathering, […]

It is important to quickly recognise signs of stress, like abnormal feathering, constant preening of feathers even in the absence of external parasites, increased aggression like feather pecking or cannibalism and even aimless and restless pacing of birds that are housed on the floor. How do you calm a stressed chicken? In hot weather, make […]

They are watching the sky with one eye and finding food with the other. That’s pretty cool! A chicken’s eyesight and hearing are their two most important senses. Hearing. Similar to ducks and other fowl, a chicken’s hearing is probably the second most important sense, right behind their sight. What are chickens best sense? What […]