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12-11-2003, 06:51
The Maracaibo Post
Consolidated Foods bioengineers a true boneless chicken
Consolidated Foods of the Consolidated Industries conglomerate displays a truely boneless chicken.
TRIPOLI, MARACAIBO -- "It is a bag of flesh. It sort of has a skull, but it's mostly a bag of flesh. It does taste good, though."
One reporter's comments on the recently displayed boneless chicken bioengineered by the labs of Consolidated Foods Co.
"What we've done," said CEO Walter Straub, "is remove a good portion of bones and chewy parts from the chicken. What's left is mostly a big bag of skin and feathers, but it tastes absolutely great."
For it does taste absolutely great. A nearly completely boneless chicken; and those bones are mostly from the head, should for some reason you choose to eat it.
The government is expected to slap a series of restrictions on the creation of boneless chickens solely created for the chicken-cooking industry.
"It's a marvelous step forward, and I hope the government isn't going to take it away from us," said Straub.
Consolidated Foods bioengineers a true boneless chicken
Consolidated Foods of the Consolidated Industries conglomerate displays a truely boneless chicken.
TRIPOLI, MARACAIBO -- "It is a bag of flesh. It sort of has a skull, but it's mostly a bag of flesh. It does taste good, though."
One reporter's comments on the recently displayed boneless chicken bioengineered by the labs of Consolidated Foods Co.
"What we've done," said CEO Walter Straub, "is remove a good portion of bones and chewy parts from the chicken. What's left is mostly a big bag of skin and feathers, but it tastes absolutely great."
For it does taste absolutely great. A nearly completely boneless chicken; and those bones are mostly from the head, should for some reason you choose to eat it.
The government is expected to slap a series of restrictions on the creation of boneless chickens solely created for the chicken-cooking industry.
"It's a marvelous step forward, and I hope the government isn't going to take it away from us," said Straub.