
sigma boii
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If you dont have $15 for 1 pound of high quality chicken you can get a lot shit quality for $2 and eat it cooked
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where tf can I get chicken for 2 dollarsIf you dont have $15 for 1 pound of high quality chicken you can get a lot shit quality for $2 and eat it cooked
Fuck noIf you dont have $15 for 1 pound of high quality chicken you can get a lot shit quality for $2 and eat it cooked
Yes... Ideally, you would eat it cooked either way. Okay, maybe I can BARELY make an argument for retards eating raw beef, but eating raw chicken is beyond me, holy shit.If you dont have $15 for 1 pound of high quality chicken you can get a lot shit quality for $2 and eat it cooked
Raw chicken tastes better than raw beefYes... Ideally, you would eat it cooked either way. Okay, maybe I can BARELY make an argument for retards eating raw beef, but eating raw chicken is beyond me, holy shit.
There’s way better muscle meat than chickenIf you dont have $15 for 1 pound of high quality chicken you can get a lot shit quality for $2 and eat it cooked
Yeah it also has like 4x less nutrients and 2x more chances of giving you diarrhea from salmonellaRaw chicken tastes better than raw beef
They have the same volume of nutrients brainwashed kidYeah it also has like 4x less nutrients and 2x more chances of giving you diarrhea from salmonella
Chicken:They have the same volume of nutrients brainwashed kid
Chicken provides more B vitamins that's true, but no one is deficient in B vitamins, beef wins in every other department, specially when it comes to minerals.
So you proved me right cause the volume of micronutrients is near the same
No. Chicken, chicken is actually more nutrient dense in total micronutrient volume, it has way more B vitamins (except B12), the issue is that again, B vitamin deficiencies are very rare and about every fucking food as B vitamins. The reason why beef is superior is that it's richer in iron, B12, zinc, and fat soluble vitamins as well fat in general, which people are on average more deficient in, and are objectively harder to getSo you proved me right cause the volume of micronutrients is near the same
Nutrients are only in animal products so if your deficient in 1 your deficient in them allNo. Chicken, chicken is actually more nutrient dense in total micronutrient volume, it has way more B vitamins (except B12), the issue is that again, B vitamin deficiencies are very rare and about every fucking food as B vitamins. The reason why beef is superior is that it's richer in iron, B12, zinc, and fat soluble vitamins as well fat in general, which people are on average more deficient in, and are objectively harder to get