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Can anyone tell me?

MJLavaty
Posts: 72 Member
What "1 unit (yield from 1 lb ready-to-cook chicken)" means? It is found in the database under MFPs chicken.
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No clue, I just look for a different entry that is closer to what I had. This is when a food scale comes in really handy.0
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Think it means the meat only you get from it0
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I suppose a chicken that is not ready to cook would be one that was still alive...0
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Yeah I am going to get one...guessing has been good so far but I would like to know. Just weird that no one knows what it means...why would they put it in there?0
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I suppose a chicken that is not ready to cook would be one that was still alive...
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Ready to cook means "ready to cook" No gutting or defeathering involved.0
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Right I get that...what it the 1 unit? 1 breasts? 1 what?0
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