Banquet frozen meals...

[ibneko]

This is delightfully... interesting.

I love how this meal says "Turkey Meal", and underneath, in just slightly smaller letters, "Mostly White Meat"..

and then, "Turkey (Mostly White Meat)"

Should I worry 'bout what...I'm eating? o.O Mostly white meat.

Comments

[faerunner.livejournal.com]

Oh yes, worry... *waves her organic mac-n-cheese dinners*

I get organic 'cause it never says 'mostly' anything :P Or even 'partially' anything. It's just plain good, natural, unsprayed and less processed food. And it tastes fantastic. No pesticide residue or worrying about antibiotics.

But hehe... does mostly white meat mean there's some green meat in there too? :P

[andr00.livejournal.com]

Mostly white meat. Less than 50% recycled paper!

[tinkleneko.livejournal.com]

Mostly White meat (the healthy stuff) Dark meat (the bad stuff... that tastes so much better). For those extremely-careful-about-nutrition people. ^.-
No offense to anyone... *innocent grin...*

[fbartho.livejournal.com]

Meh I wouldn't worry, white meat and dark meat are attached to the same skeleton, and its hard to define the seperation between the two in some areas... for example sometime the wings are considered white meat, but they're clearly darker/tastier on average than a slice from the center of the chicken breast... so they would have to say mostly white meat unless they could garuntee that no dark meat made it into the cuts they used for the processed dinner...

I'm more worried about various things that are made from the odds and ends of more than 1 animal type...