This piece of chicken looks like a swan
Posted Oct 4, 2021, 10:06 AM UTC
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"flavoured chicken thins"
Mmmm, appetising
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I first read it as "flavoured chicken things".
They don't even know what it is
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It’s Britain they don’t know how to season their food so it’ll probably be shit
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I thought "where in the fuck does that pass as chicken?" A land where food is for sustenance, not flavor or presentation. Britain.
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Statesman here. I really want to try that sunflower spread but Christ is the whole p vs dollar thing confusing.
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A compound in sunflower seeds blocks an enzyme that causes blood vessels to constrict. As a result, it may help your blood vessels relax, lowering your blood pressure. The magnesium in sunflower seeds helps reduce blood pressure levels as well.
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Does this benefit come from then even after baked or more. A raw process? Love sunflower seeds. I’ve always felt the amount of salt they apply likely counteracts the healthy ness.
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How is it confusing? It's just a conversion
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69p is probably about a dollar atm if I'm correct. I hope I am as I'm trying to plan a trip to the states and will be thoroughly disappointed of I'm wrong😂
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Soo like. Is 69p comparable to .69?? The price tag of the chicken shows pound symbol then 2.19 opposed to like 0.69
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Yea exactly so 69p is like 69% of a £. So £2.19 is basically 219p
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Ahhhh. Makes much more sense now!! Thank u!!
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When an aggressive swan messes with the wrong witch…
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The it's the Queen's!
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You just reminded me. I want cheesecake
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I’ve never been to the UK, but I hear the swan is delicious.
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Damn that's a lotta plastic
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I’m also mildly interested in the price. $2.19 for that?!
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Even worse than that, its in £(GBP). So roughly $2.98
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Food, including chicken, is much more expensive in the UK relative to the USA. In part due to welfare and food safety standards, and in part due to cost of land.
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This is disgusting!
This has probably been sitting on the shelf for 2 months because the garbage truck has no gas and no driver.
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First Tesco use horses and now this? What has 2021 come to