Yes, but again, that is honest food.
Chicken nuggets
tomBitonti
Adventurer
What about Chicken McNuggets says, "Sections of Chicken Breast"? Chicken McNuggets have quite an unrecognizable quality.
Thx!
TomB
Break one open, and it looks like white chicken breast meat. Some of the commercials even do this for you, implying it is something it is not.
tomBitonti
Adventurer
This is what I find for the official ingredients:
http://nutrition.mcdonalds.com/getnutrition/ingredientslist.pdf
If non-white chicken parts were added, that seems to make this a mis-representation. What exactly does "white boneless chicken" mean, though? Notice they don't say "meat". There are a lot of issues with misleading terms. If a term is not given a regulated meaning, it becomes rather stretchy.
Thx!
TomB
http://nutrition.mcdonalds.com/getnutrition/ingredientslist.pdf
If non-white chicken parts were added, that seems to make this a mis-representation. What exactly does "white boneless chicken" mean, though? Notice they don't say "meat". There are a lot of issues with misleading terms. If a term is not given a regulated meaning, it becomes rather stretchy.
Thx!
TomB
Kramodlog
Naked and living in a barrel
I am! They are very tasty.
Homicidal_Squirrel
Adventurer
The food industry is pretty powerful and has a lot of influential lobbyist. They have made it so that certain terms don't really mean what you think it means. Things labeled as "fat free" are not actually totally devoid of fat. They just have to be under some amount of fat and they can be considered fat free. And as you pointed out, McDonald's doesn't use the word "meat." So it should make you wonder, what the helll is a white chicken? And they also don't really say what parts of that "white chicken" they used. They can get away with using the blood vessels and nerve cells, and other less appetizing parts, and still claim it Is "boneless white chicken."
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