What could this possibly be in my package chicken strips?
What could this possibly be in my package chicken strips?
by Far_Accident235
28 Comments
ChowDubs
Looks like a refund to me
Overall-Vacation-220
It’s a vein, nothing to worry about
Nani_Sequitur
It’s an artery. Gross looking but it won’t hurt you
Glitter_bombss
Some type of vessel. Possibly an artery or vein.
SignificantAd7755
Chicken anal
Significant_Bug5323
This shit makes me never want to eat meat again
goblinfruitleather
Chicken lol
GimmeFunkyButtLoving
Urethra
alvin-christmasberry
Started eating* chicken strips right now, open Reddit. First post is this 😌(strips not from hello fresh though but still)
xxNomiexx
I cut those off of grocery store chicken tender cuts all the time. They just look icky
Marsha_Cup
Muscular walled tube like that looks like an artery. Vein walls are much thinner.
SmilingPainfully
Chicken socks
cmtw91
lick it
Slaywayama22
I hate touching raw chicken so much 😭 the fact it looks like a worm makes me so queasy
baz8771
Brother this animal was ALIVE. What do you think it is?? It’s an artery
Popular-Ad1111
It’s a vein but falls in the category of “icky chicky”
giviner
Late to the party, but this is a trachea (not artery or vein).
PLifter1226
That’s the chicken’s wrench
allotrios
That, sir, is a blood straw.
disgustmyself
Its definitely an esophagus***. You can tell by the slightly larger balooned area, which is a type of pregastric, mechanical digestion area!
To compensate for my previous misstype, i’ll give you a small factoid: most widely commercialized meat chickens never get to adulthood, they are considered chicks and are processed at around 45-60 days of age, some reaching 90days, still being considered chicks at that time. This happens because after that window, they consume more than what is considered worth in grams of meat. In animals that small, veins will rarely be visible (not only do they not have enough cartilage in them to keep their lumen open like this), and arteries would be a very rare find (most likely still not as thick of a lumen, and not as stiff as that esophagus).
Also, this isn’t considered a gross mistake, but you might be elligible for a refund as organs and viscera are usually destined for scraps or low grade meat products (pet food, for example); it’s a production line mistake, they might compensate you for their lack of precision during the sorting
(english bad i know)
noneedtoknowme2day
Things you don’t need to know…part 1
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olivejuice1977
I always think it is so funny when ppl question a body part being in their body parts! 😂😂
Unlikely-Local42
Is this coming thing new??? Y’all never cooked food before?
ligokleftis
thanks for circling it, wasn’t sure what the problem was
manieldansfield
It’s a vein
Skavis
People thinking chicken strips grow on trees or some shit.
28 Comments
Looks like a refund to me
It’s a vein, nothing to worry about
It’s an artery. Gross looking but it won’t hurt you
Some type of vessel. Possibly an artery or vein.
Chicken anal
This shit makes me never want to eat meat again
Chicken lol
Urethra
Started eating* chicken strips right now, open Reddit. First post is this 😌(strips not from hello fresh though but still)
I cut those off of grocery store chicken tender cuts all the time. They just look icky
Muscular walled tube like that looks like an artery. Vein walls are much thinner.
Chicken socks
lick it
I hate touching raw chicken so much 😭 the fact it looks like a worm makes me so queasy
Brother this animal was ALIVE. What do you think it is?? It’s an artery
It’s a vein but falls in the category of “icky chicky”
Late to the party, but this is a trachea (not artery or vein).
That’s the chicken’s wrench
That, sir, is a blood straw.
Its definitely an esophagus***. You can tell by the slightly larger balooned area, which is a type of pregastric, mechanical digestion area!
To compensate for my previous misstype, i’ll give you a small factoid: most widely commercialized meat chickens never get to adulthood, they are considered chicks and are processed at around 45-60 days of age, some reaching 90days, still being considered chicks at that time. This happens because after that window, they consume more than what is considered worth in grams of meat. In animals that small, veins will rarely be visible (not only do they not have enough cartilage in them to keep their lumen open like this), and arteries would be a very rare find (most likely still not as thick of a lumen, and not as stiff as that esophagus).
Also, this isn’t considered a gross mistake, but you might be elligible for a refund as organs and viscera are usually destined for scraps or low grade meat products (pet food, for example); it’s a production line mistake, they might compensate you for their lack of precision during the sorting
(english bad i know)
Things you don’t need to know…part 1
[deleted]
I always think it is so funny when ppl question a body part being in their body parts! 😂😂
Is this coming thing new??? Y’all never cooked food before?
thanks for circling it, wasn’t sure what the problem was
It’s a vein
People thinking chicken strips grow on trees or some shit.
Kookaburra or magpie food