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- čas přidán 3. 08. 2023
- Budget cooking review. Supermarket chicken £1.99. Food review. Farmfoods. Home cooking. For more reviews click on this link • Chicken
Hi all, have a good weekend. In the interest of hygiene I have washed cleaned and decontaminated my kitchen 😊
We've washed our Chickens for the last 50+ years as did our parents, never had a problem. Not washing it might give rise to a problem if under cooked.
Wise precaution. How did you decontaminate a kitchen? I’d like to do the same.
The reason to "cook" foods is that normally bacteria are dead at 60 deg C +. Curing can also do so. Washing hand thoroughly in warm soapy water will also help, but rinsing hands in cold water will not have any effect. The same applies when using the toilet.
@@Grinandbare Thanks. Let’s hope Gaz used both 😆
@@unysis212 A whizz round with a steam mop should do it. Many steam mops turn into a handheld too so all floors and surfaces covered if your concerned 😉
I imagine a chicken that costs £1.99 absolutely cannot have had a good life, surely?
yes this is my thought also
Agree also halal are killed without stunning
Halal - it certainly didn't have a good death.
I`ve delivered about 18,000 chicks to a farmer who supplied Asda and KFC and his stock was intensively farmed and had a life span of about 6 weeks,only saw daylight on their way to the abattoir etc.
Yep. Poor thing. Would rather have a meat free meal than a 1.99 chicken. 🐔
3 of these chickens compared to 1 McDonald’s De-lux chicken burger.
That my friend certainly makes you think, it brings it home how much we get ripped off! Well said👍
@@martindunstan8043You'll be astonished to learn that a cooked omelette will cost you more than 3 raw eggs would. Rip off!
@@eadweard. 🤣🤣👍
My mum never had much money to play with but she could make that chicken go much further by cramming it with her own homemade _absolutely_ _moreish_ simple cheap stuffing - two slices of end bread broken into tiny bits, one small onion finely diced, one to two tablespoons of dried parsley and about two finger-thicknesses of butter. Work it all together into a big solid lump and fill the main cavity, season the bird not the stuffing (the seasoned juices seep right into it), cooking time as per instructions plus 5mins or so. Some roast potatoes or buttery mash, some roasted carrots and peas and some chicken gravy... You can push the boat out with pigs in blankets, broccoli, cauliflower, cheese sauce, cranberry jam... I need to go now, I'm having a moment
Might try that stuffing. Cheers.
A great and very worthwhile review, for the very good reasons you said. Personally I would not eat Halal or Kosher food out of principal though for the obvious reasons of unnecessary cruelty but this is my personal decision.
When it comes to Chicken, the only difference is a Halal slaughter house will be likely just be playing a prayer over a speaker as the Chickens are killed in the same way. With a sharp chop to or break of the neck.
The availability of Halal and Kosher is a sign of how weak Europe is and how treachery is rife.
@@wageslave5760 twaddle
@@wageslave5760 No. it just shows that europe cares and caters for everyone.
@@wageslave5760 no it isn't don't be a bigot
Given the retail price of that chicken and it being imported, I'd be concerned about both the quality of it, and the farming methods being used. It's cheap for a reason...
People always complain about something being overpriced but never stop n wonder why something is so cheap. Always brings a chuckle 🤷♂️
For £1.99 I don't care if the only light that chicken sees is the one inside my oven.
@@chiefcheeser yes, and that's the problem with some people.
true,
polish chicken has an illegal amount of anti-biotics,
causing the obvious problem of resistant strains.....
maybe there is a cure for that £££££££££
@@chiefcheeserI bet you're one of those people who buys caged hen eggs.
For me, the price is a major red flag. Some item arw criticised for being overpriced, a chicken for £1.99 makes me wonder how it was treated and the standard of care., people always complain about being overcharged yet never think twice about something being cheap 😬. Enjoyed the review 👊
It's astonishing how quickly people are loving the hyper inflation going in the UK right now.
It was perfectly normal just 3 years ago to have fresh chickens at £1.99 each.
@@Drew-Dastardly lol where were you getting decent chickens at £1.99?
@@yetidodger6650 Aldi. Small £1.99 to large £2.99. What is more is the quality of the chicken was good - it is easy to tell:
I remember many ASDA chickens with burn marks on the hocks. That means they are living in piss and shit. Another thing is brown patches in the joints - that means the chucks are being tortured and legs/wings broken with blood pooling. ASDA had plenty and of this cruel shit and wanted more money.
This was pre covid. Inflation has hit and it seems idiots do not remember prices before. They will pay £6.99 for a chicken covered in piss, shit, acid on the hocks, broken bones, dirty brown joints and laugh at me when I got nice chicken for cheap.
Cheep cheep.
I help the wife get in full hazmat gear when she cooks raw chicken,we then set fire to the kitchen to make sure theres no contamination and then hose down all the walls,costs £10,0000 everytime we do this so chicken is a bit of a luxury in our house😂😅
The Food Standards Agency say you should NEVER wash raw chicken. I really was shuddering when I saw how many surfaces, utensils etc. were splashed or came in contact with that chicken.
I was thinking the same
He would not know, because he does not cook, he just opens packets and warms the stuff up. Peace be unto you.
100 % right 👍
My wife was horrified.
What about chopping boards and knives that touch raw chickens? They get washed after, so all good.
Usually find the cheaper the meat, the worse the animal was treated.
Perfect!
You've done an honest and unbiased review from which viewers can draw their own opinion on whether it's something they're going to shop for.
Some will seek it out and some won't.......
Good to see you are replying to comments on washing the chicken. I saw a very interesting video that looked at the splash of 'chicken juices' from washing and it goes EVERYWHERE (the sink, splashguard, floor etc) and when swabbed had some nasty bacteria. Cooking the chicken to the correct temp is enough :)
Well if you intend to use the juices to make gravy & you don't mind residue giblets in it, don't wash it.
Next time you get a Chicken check how much giblets remain in the cavity.
@@user-zh2mb9xl6o I remember the days when the giblets were sealed in a plastic bag and shoved in the cavity. Most old school housewives knew what this was for (stock). The newer breed just cooked them inside. Now we don't get giblets.
@@Drew-Dastardly They were the days. People knew how to cook then. Pan gravy remember that?
@@Drew-Dastardly I still can find them with giblets. Still making stock and gravy, even when I don't get giblets.
@@sunniertimer598 I haven't found giblets in a long time but yes, I always use the carcass to make a stock. I absolutely hate food waste especially when it comes to animals. It's so unnecessary.
That Chicken will not go a long way because it's dead Gareth
You always get one
top tip you should never wash raw chicken
Why do people wash chicken?? Kx
Yep, it's a massive bacteria bomb for your kitchen.
@@shandywarhol4444it seems to be a holdover from a bygone era where people didn't understand the utter disaster they were creating.
Don't wash chicken ever, splashes any raw stuff/bacteria all over work surfaces,sinks,utensils, and it is totally unnecessary.
Good video! Thank you.
I have always washed chicken. I’m not dead yet.
It reminded me of a poultry farm I lived by, years ago. It took six weeks to go from chick to oven ready. God knows what they were giving these creatures. It was a big barn. I don’t expect the hens had much enjoyment, during their six weeks of life.
General advice is that washing chicken is not recommended as it can spread harmful bacteria, causing cross contamination.
Well that's just advice, not a warning, and it's for people who don't know how to clean properly
@@melinmove .
Advice given by nearly every health expert when asked.
Probably advice that should be taken rather than listening to social media "experts".
@@grahvis I'm 40 years old, my dad is in his 80s, there was no social media back then. Yes it's very true bacteria is spread, but most people don't clean sufficiently or don't know how. I'm still alive after washing chicken for many many years, bacteria is literally everywhere anyway.
@@melinmove
So you wash your chicken, then you wash all the area around for a few feet?
@@grahvis No need, just the sink, tap, draining board and tiles. Spray it with disinfectant spray from a distance, does the job. Still alive, well and healthy no issues 😊😊
These were sold out when I went into Farmfoods but i`ve tried their £2-49 Chickens=lovely. You`ll get 2 good sized adult portions and a couple of wraps out of one. The only thing I recommend is if your cooking it in the slow cooker do the stuffing in the micro or it will be swimming in the juices. 🙂
I’m so happy to see you bought something cheap for families.. just wanted to say after my last comment in your McDonald’s chicken meal.. it goes to prove my point that you could actually do a chicken like that and slice it up and and salad and put it in a roll.. plus costing a huge fortune because 1 whole chicken cooked and it should feed a family.. definitely worth it and it helps us poor people out to feed the kids.. thanks for another great video 👍👍
Thanks for showing something that is a good option for people with lower budgets as always 🙂 you are only ever giving people information and choices so i often learn what's available from your channel 🙂
I buy those regularly, but they are £2.49, from Farmfoods, here in London. Lovely tender chicken that cooks well!
Personally I wouldn't buy a halal chicken as I don't agree with there method of slaughter however I get your point on families on a budget
Agree.
Only for info, Halal chicken is pre stunned then drained, none halal is gassed. I dont see much difference from an animal welfare point but people have their own views
Cooking food properly is essential to make sure it is safe as well as tasty. Cooking kills harmful bacteria in the food.
To check food is properly cooked, make sure it’s steaming hot all the way through - this means that it is hot enough to have steam coming out of it when you cut into the middle.
Use a food thermometer to ensure food is cooked properly. The core temperature should reach 75°C.
It is very important to make sure poultry, pork, burgers and sausages are cooked all the way through. Check that there isn’t any pink meat visible and that the juices don’t have any pink or red in them.
Spot on cheers
I use Season All by Schwartz for added flavour, it can be very salty if you put too much on your chicken, I buy it from Costco but Ive seen it in Asda and Morrisons and it can be used on nearly anything and gives a lovely flavour !!!
The small Lidl chickens that used to be £1.99 are now £3.25 in Lidl but I still have a few whole chickens that cost me 90p on the 2/1/23 when Lidl reduced the price of meat that had a use by date of 2/1/23
sounds horrible mate
@@liam5382 If it's frozen and your freezer goes to -18C then the food will last indefinitely. There are woolly mammoths in Siberia over 40,000 years old and they still have edible flesh at least to the likes of Steve1989MREInfo 🤣
I used to always buy a large ( better value, i thought) and cut it in half freeze 50% for another day.. fitted nicer in the slow cooker..
@@liam5382 😅
If it was any smaller it would be an egg 🤣. That aside as you say its a meal for 4 with extras, the afore mentioned soup/broth etc so value wise its good going. The fact that it cooks in the air fryer makes it even more economic. I think you may have found a little star there.
Sunday dinners in the late 70's and 80's were always made with a frozen chicken in my house. My Mum used to buy it on the Saturday and it would be defrosted by Sunday and then lashed in the oven. Not had one for years! On a different note Gareth. You have been getting lots of glowing mentions on HUKD 👍
My "second mum" was my bezzie mates mum in the 90's. After a whole weekend of headbanging we could wake up to a lovely roast chicken dinner with all the trimmings on a Sunday. Watch the footy on TV, it was pure serenity.
Not Halal though
As others already mentioned, no need to wash chicken, all you're doing is transferring any bacteria from the bird to everything that got splashed when you washed it! As for the bird itself, well I guess if you're on an incredibly tight budget then needs must. Not something I would buy personally though.
Hey Greeno, we haven't had a video for a while mate..!
@@SkintVegan yeah I know pal, unfortunately had a very close family bereavement recently so had a lot of stuff to sort out, not leaving any time for making videos. Hoping to find time to film something over the weekend though, so there should be a video ready for Monday evening 🙂
@@GreenoEats Condolences, I'm very sorry to hear that, bereavement is tough to deal with. Just wanted to let you know that you're missed, I hope you'll be back soon mate. Take care.
The first ever dish I cooked when I bought my ninja was a whole chicken…..pricked and rubbed with Indian spices it was amazing, juicy and tender it was a revelation!!!😛
never wash raw chicken
Great video on the chicken, especially showing great value in these hard times, I totally agree with the way prices are going daft, thanks for great videos, all the best from us in Ellesmere port
I've bought a worktop oven with Rostisarie attachment.
Looking forward to try it
Thank you Gaz, I've not had roast chicken dinner for yonks, so I've put it on my shopping list 👍 mind you that poor wee sod 🐔 looks as if it gave it's self up😂 Mind the tooth 🦷🧚 tonight Gaz ❤
Generally when I buy those chickens I thaw them and then make curry with them. You can feed about 12 people with a 2.5lb chicken in a curry with rice, naan or chapattis with veggies and assorted condiments. I always cook the chickens on the bone in the curry... and add onions and tomatoes etc.
Spot on.
😂spot on. That made me laugh
I make a curry with the leftovers from when I strip the carcase
12 people?! Your cooking skills far exceed mine.😯
i have bought a few of these gareth, they are ideal for myself and my husband,as i dont like left over meat,except for asandwich in the evening but as you say itsgreat for a small family who has limited funds ,so these vids that you do gives them a heads up
Imagine the suffering these poor birds go through including the slaughter for people in the UK to pay less than £2.00 per carcass and those in the production to still make a profit.
I totally agree that it is great value is you are on a tight budget. I have severe misgivings regarding its welfare and the methods used to dispatch this chicken. If you buy a UK Chicken with the Red Tractor on the packaging it would give you a bit more peace of mind. Even that has its problems, because farms can be inspected without prior notice any sick birds are killed right away on the farm. Morrisons have small chicken for about the same price, all UK farmed and dispatched by Morrisons, all accountable.
There’s no such thing as humane slaughter. Btw I’m a meat eater and not Muslim. But let’s not pretend we actually care about the chicken we’re eating if we did we wouldn’t kill it.
@@BlowinFree give over it’s a chicken nobody cares that’s the truth.
@@BlowinFree you keep on believing you’re doing the organic chicken a favour by eating it. The only reason I pay more for them is because they taste nicer. Stunning it before cutting its throat and saying that’s humane is like knocking somebody out before you shoot them. Same result.
@@BlowinFree i sense a little bit of anger in your reply there. Does it hurt denying the truth so much. There’s no nice way to die, and it pains you to accept that the animal has to die for you to eat it. I suspect you’re the type that wouldn’t actually be able to kill anything you eat. Out of sight out of mind?
That was a good little buy again for people struggling it could be a good dinner with a few roast potato’s veg and mash,serve small to serve all thanks for that Gareth , don’t forget the tooth fairy tonight for your we girl lol. ❤
That chicken has never seen daylight 😂
I have looked into this and you are correct.
How weird is that? I just commented in one of your other sections about the old Farmfood deals on chickens, three for a tenner...😂 Yip, you can get a good few meals and a pile of sarnies from a chicken... As I'd said, not tip top, but it does a turn... wee breast and leg dinner, sarnies from the scrap and soup from the bones and juice... I'm going to stop commenting... As I'm writing this you're doing what I'm writing here...😂😂... Great video bruv, totally agree... 👍🏴
All hail The Air Fryer! I've not used an oven for nearly two years now. £30 Asda's own brand fryer ... So handy! 😅🙏
Same. I hardly ever use the stove any more.
A Covid gimmick
I'm split on this. With it being so cheap, you do wonder about the whole processing side of it. But on the other hand, anyone on a tight budget, this is perfect in providing a decent meal. Great review Gareth 👍
It's Halal, why would any European eat Halal? Have we been conquered? or is this just preparation? 🤪
Love the white plates you use, for putting the food on, the ones with the lip around the edge, where did u get them from
top tip !! put the chicken breast side down for half the cooking time the turn ...it stops the meat drying out !
Thanks for bringing that review Gaz, what a bargain, I know it's only small but it's sufficient for 2 people and it looks very tasty.
Lol, I thought you'd got smellovision as I could have sworn I could smell it cooking..... then I heard crunching and looked at my missus, she was eating a bag of Walkers Roast Chicken crisps!
Hope they was Halal crisps... and did she wash her hands after eating them 😂✌️
Great vslue, looks better than any other chicken ive seen for ages. 🥪❣️
Hi Gareth, love your channel and appreciate all your videos. Please tell me what air fryer/mini oven you have. Seems perfect. Thanks again.
Very good value £1.99 😮 our farmer breeds them cheaper you get a extra drumstick ,but you can't catch them 3 legged 😂🙌
Thanks for another honest review 💜💜💜
Thanks for that Gareth! Hope they've got some left in Farmfoods. Will get 6 or half dozen and put in freezer! Just right for me and the wife!!
Uhm, 6 IS half a dozen (a dozen is 12). Bless ya,...
Used to be 1.8kg and £2.99. There is not much flavour tbh so bought them as an ingredient. Roast it up, let it cool and shred the meat before freezing in portions for use in noodles, fried rice or pilau rice etc.
Thats similar to what I do with it. That way meal prep is easier as well.
I have no wish to be controversial, so I will just say - no, thank you.
this is a thumbs up from me as a pensioner some good healthy meals to be had at an affordable price, wish I had an air fryer pension dose not run to new kitchen appliances
With the bouquet garnish and veg . It the best lovely gravy and I like half a glass of red wine. When I simmer this down it turns into the best gravy 😊
Cheers Kerry
That tooth was in the beef paste the other day ....lol
Great review Gaz and it just goes to show you the state off our farmers after the government has finished with them giving them more money not to grow crops than to grow them it’s a sad world we are living in keep up with the great work as always and it looked pretty good 👏👏👍👍
Fantastic point well made, so there fore why promote the regular purchase of obviously inappropriate and ill farmed practices of incredibly cheap and budget priced meats.. as clearly like you mentioned its more than the Animal that pays the ultimate price.
@@theboywithathorninhisside.4179 Exactly, cheap rubbish. People spent more on a bar of chocolate.
Problem for me is where was the chicken imported from could be so many countries that do not have the same restrictions on the poultry reared in their country and how clean are the factories ?
Had 1 of these before Gareth and was all hollow inside but worth money for soups and chicken mayo ect well done Gareth for using farmfoods shop as well as all the others ✅👍
Nice one yes pretty good for the price 👍
I wouldn’t buy any halal at any price
Nor me
Yet you will all eat your kebabs and Indian takeaways lol!
As per other comments. By washing chicken you cross contaminated whole of sink area and bowl. Most whole chicken wrappers now state do not wash. Xx
Hi mate,
Please could you do a video on your Air Fryer. I was thinking of getting one but not sure what i would use it for. Any pointers on that would be greatly appreciated by us.
Stevie in Fife.
I have just cooked a whole chicken and chuffed potatoes (roughed up to get crispy edges) in my Sage cooker, they took just over an hour, and the inside temperature was over eighty degrees. Sprinkle some flour over the roasting tray bits, add boiling water to make instant gravy.
Nice one pal
30 mins whole small chicken seems very little time
The juices on the plate were still pink......🤮
Gareth when I do a chicken in the ninja same as yours I pressure cook it for 20min then air crisp when I’ve drained the liquid a bird that size I would say 10 min air crisp good vid buddy
I thought I could hear keyboards clacking as soon as you washed that chicken........Love the videos.
It's cheap for a reason, but as long as it does you no harm get on with it, if a restraunt used it with all the gubbins and served it up, you would be non the wiser
It's cheap because Ukraine has low wages, vast amounts of grain they can't export so they are feeding livestock, increasing the size of herds/flocks to try reduce as much grain waste as possible. That is why this chicken is so cheap, it's being produced for about 40% less than it would in the UK but to food standards the same as our own because otherwise they'd not be able to import into the EU.
That kinda makes sense
That's exactly what most restaurants do! 👍🏻
Hi Gareth, good video in parts. It was a bargain price and would be good for a family on a tight budget. I would have cooked it a bit longer but that's just me. I also like the skin when it's crispy. Now for the bad part of the video. You might not be aware that you don't wash chickens now as all the bacteria gets splashed all over your sink and worktops, also when you washed your hands you didn't use any soap. I'm guilty myself of washing a chicken year's ago until it was recommended not to. I hope i haven't offended you
Was thinking the same. In a professional kitchen he’d be sacked in a second. At home, he can do as he wants. Just hope he doesn’t get ill 🤒
The chickens been on a Diet Lol cheers for video
I have never washed a chicken, to be honest I never even heard of it before, until I saw it the other day in a video somewhere...
You should never wash raw chicken
I'd rather not eat chicken than eat a £1.99 chicken. The conditions they're kept in is horrific.
Well said
I suppose if you're skint all that goes out the window.
Don't wash raw chicken.
Dead is dead.Never understand people worried about the chickens welfare when they're going to eat it anyway. Doesn't matter whether Its well looked after or not,seems like a bit of conscience easing to me
I try to buy good animal welfare sources and organic if possible, even though I don’t believe animals can suffer like humans potentially can
I've stocked the freezer with 15 of these- had to call into two different Farmfoods stores mind. Fantastic value for money!
15!!! That's quite a few! Have you got a big freezer?
@@vampdiva6878 Absolutely. £30 for 15 delicious chickens. Help the British farmers.
@@bangkokbert3440 The chicken in the video has been farmed from Ukraine so it's not in any way supporting British farmers. But If you got the space and can stock up on 15 chicken in one go, good on you. Just imagined you just have a huge freezer! But looking back frozen they look all compact so probably fairly easy to store ✌🏼
@@vampdiva6878 Well I am happy to support the fantastic Ukraine farmers during this difficult time for them. Yep they'll keep me going for a good couple of weeks with a large family! We get through hundreds of chickens every year!
@@bangkokbert3440 Wowzers! Hundreds!... You're single handedly keeping the poultry industry going! And this is one reason why low prices can be invaluable. Having a large family and trying to keep them all well fed can get costly. Good on you. Have a lovely weekend
Great value for those who are on a tight budget
Imagine being a chicken, slaughtered by the neck, hung upside down and then told your only worth a couple of quid. I'm not a vegan or anything but i agree with Hugh Fernly Whittingstall, chicken shouln't be that cheap.
So poor people should be denied access to protein or die right?
You don't wash raw chicken, and definitely don't keep moving it from surface to surface... think you should steer clear of chicken reviews...
Hi Gareth do u prefer a fresh or a frozen chicken 🐔 which tastes the best from David Peterborough
Before I get to the chicken, McDonald's have increased the price of the Sausage and Egg McMuffin Meal from £4.59 to 4.79.
Now the chicken. It didn't look crispy enough on the outside, but it sure was moist. I wish you had tried one of the drumsticks, which are my favourite part of a roast chicken. It's certainly good value.
Apparently the chickens prior to 1950s were significantly smaller than conventional chickens today given hormones and whatnot to make them grow bigger, faster
Grain feed was also more expensive and there were shortages after WW2. Once those shortages went and selective breeding started chasing chickens doubled in size over a period of thirty years.
@@TheChodaxcrazy how much changed from 1900 to around 1960s, like two different worlds.
@@matthewwilliams3827 yep and that's without factoring in all the chemical's, luckily we are nowhere near as bad as the Americans for that. They produce frankenstien chickens over there, so big so quick they thier leg bones often turn to jelly.
@@TheChodaxyeah I’ve recently learned about American food and it’s worse than I ever thought. Honestly I’d rather starve and dehydrate than eat lab created food if that’s the future. No thanks.
It's probably pumped so full of water that it's closer to being duck! 😂
Hi mate 10/10 for the chicken review u made me laugh so much when u said I hope the chicken had a nice death I couldn’t breath it was so funny 😂 then u kept going on about it being dead wtf so so funny mate best one yet 🎉
Ive had these there very nice and they do go along way i have one breast each weekend then have a stew or curry with the pickings from the chicken, £1.99 is great especially when most places you can't get one for under £3 ,sometimes i get lucky at my local perol station as they sale tesco products and I can get a large chicken for £2.40ish when there on offer due to useby date .
Halal chicken from the Ukraine, No thanks.
There are people who cannot afford to be picky so I would not criticise them for buying these. However, for myself, I think Halal slaughter is barbaric and should be left in the bronze age along with the people who push it. If this is the way they kill their animals, how do they raise them! Halal should be banned in the UK. Despite this I love your channel Gareth.
I agree with every word of this
100% correct well said
If you do a little research Kosher butchery is not that different. Draining all the blood from the animal is paramount for their dietary laws.
@@conormacdougal2344 That is true. Both cultures, Islam and Judaism, originate from the same part of the world, the same time period, c 2,000 BCE. In fact they both have a common paternal ancestor, Abraham. The Jews via Sarah and the Muslims via Hagar. Such barbaric practices should be left in the Bronze Age, whatever the religious reasoning.
Hi gaz very interesting video mate. I always say do it how you do it and dont worry wot critisism you get , thats life as you know mate.! Nothing wrong with a bargain chicken, wich must have passed all the legalities to get on the shelf?!. I personnaly like to but british products , but that isnt always the case . All the best my friend. Me mojos come back seeyou mate . Steve👍
NO no no, do not wash chicken, you have just contaminated your whole sink area😱
I buy Qualiko cook from frozen chicken breasts from Farm Foods and will check if they're also from Ukraine. Used the last one a while back but they probably are. Tell your daughter the last baby tooth I lost was stubborn but I got it out by tying a length of cotton to the middle room door handle at my granny's house and slamming it closed. A mere 59 years ago ! I was 66 last week.
🤣That's the way my parents whapped mine out, after my father said "Let me have a look" - put his hand in my mouth and started yanking - it was the wrong tooth ! Happy belated birthday 😁
@@honestg That must've been very traumatic for you ! Thanks for the kind regards. It's my ma's birthday today, 101 !
@@michaelarchangel1163 It was 🦷 The 'Auld school' were a different breed 🤣 !!!! Not trolling or anything here - My wee Maw celebrated 100 in May and was chuffed with her Charles/Camilla letter 😁 101 !!!! Know you'll give her a big hug and many years to come 👍
Noticed chicken from Ukraine, I think this is because of brexit
@@s125ish Aye, it arrived in a rubber boat and carrying an AK 47.
Nah!,not for me ta,but I’m well impressed how the air fryer performs,top job Gareth👍
The Mustaffas never leave Giblets in their slaughter !
Rub with butter and put a halved onion inside it. Keeps it moist! Halal doesn't alter the taste!
I'm sure we are all aware of that, but many people me included, don't want to eat meats and poultry that are killed the way the are , cruelly
@@tracyfun6918 Have you the faintest idea how British chickens are killed? They don't even get a prayer!
@@tracyfun6918the non islamic way is also cruel. It's just differing levels of cruelty...
The animal still suffers whether they've been stunned or not.
I wouldn't touch anything that's Halal, a % called Zakat tax is paid to fund Islam.
@@janetpendlebury6808 Nope it's you that needs to do some research, in order to claim an item is Halal, a certificate has to be obtained from the Halal Food Authority & a % of each sale is paid in the form of a Zakat tax.
Love watching u proper top guy i love how honest u are 💙💎💙......
Hi Gareth,have never seen washing chicken before,it spreads bacteria, and only cooking well will destroy the bacteria
keep em comming fella...
hal al is a no no for us, a cruel thing....
chickens are'nt religious
Try not touch halal meat gazza
Why, doesn’t make sense at all?
These are delicious 40mins in an ordinary oven,l just cut backbone out and put 3 on a tray with some mexican oil,my kids loved them
Can't go wrong with that for £1.99 I saw them in Farmfoods the other day there was loads in the freezer I must admit though I prefer my chicken to have been dissected already can't be doing with bones good review keep it up.
Won't buy it being Hal Al !!!
that was probably about only fourty days old
thats sad
28 days is about the standard these days. Ross cobbs have been bred to eat absurd amounts of food and gain massive weight.
The company that raised and slaughtered this chicken slaughters 300,000,000 chickens a year across two plants, about 10 a minute.
@@SmokingLaddy that's commercial farming. It's been that way for years.
@@Dystopianutopiabuilds Yes I know, I have been a world expert in poultry production for 26 years.
£1.99 great value, never had a chicken that cheap. I never wash the chicken, don't need too, just heat it, follow cooking instructions basically