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Chlorinated Chicken

2020-06-05 19:29:21.719858+00 by Dan Lyke 2 comments

Whoah: I've had campyllobacter. It sucks. The Truth About Chlorinated Chicken review – an instant appetite-ruiner

Indeed, chlorine washing may prevent the detection of contaminants through ordinary testing, because it partially masks the problem. Quilton had no trouble finding a Texas restaurant owner who will swear there is nothing wrong with American chicken – “Not a thing. Superior quality and flavour”. But the numbers speak for themselves: US rates of campylobacter infection are 10 times higher than in the UK. The US records hundreds of salmonella deaths a year; the UK has in recent years recorded none.

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#Comment Re: Chlorinated Chicken made: 2020-06-05 23:28:10.056732+00 by: TheSHAD0W

Hydroxychlorocluck.

#Comment Re: Chlorinated Chicken made: 2020-06-07 15:33:54.59942+00 by: John234

Cool thanks.

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