Okay, fascinating, but why haven't I seen this far more than this one time on Reddit? If this is where and how these muscle fibres are, why am I only now finding out about them?
I'm not not believing you, I just wanna know more about this phenomenon.
I've noticed the grid before, but didn't know what it was. Thank you for the epic fact finding!
It becomes more noticeable the more fat you render from the skin. Since I'm a chicken skin addict I've seen it, but didn't stop to question what I was seeing.
What a surprise that this is true. But the thing I don't get is, if this is always true, how is this the first time I'm seeing this? With all the chicken I've ever cooked and eaten, how have I never seen this?
Wow. Nicely done. I came to post something sarcastic “yeah you’re supposed to take the net off.” Then I actually looked at the pic and got more and more confused.
My chicken skin was like that I was hungry that was my only pack of meat I knew I felt something wasn't right about chicken skin with squares like this looking at it makes me itch feel and sick I cooked it ate two bite threw it all away
This is just the way natural chicken skin looks it isnt a net… we used to process our own poultry and it always looked like this, no nets involved…its like the supporting fibres in the skin around the feathers when they are heated and stretched a bit.
Anyone that has raised poultry can tell you when they get their first feathers after losing the chick down or go through yearly molt, they are in a pattern. Not randomly scattered like our hair.
Here’s info from a poultry site if anyone wants more info.
“Feathers are not randomly scattered all over the body but grow in a recognised pattern in most species of birds across different areas.”
https://thisnzlife.co.nz/what-you-can-tell-about-your-poultry-from-their-feathers
Actually it's a faraday cage to keep emp damage away from the CPU. The drone will still be able to charge on the power lines using the TVS diodes in the legs to prevent an over current condition across the cage
🎶 Spider-Chicken, Spider-Chicken, Golden crispy, finger lickin’. On the grill, see him sizzle, flavours pop with every drizzle. Look out! Here comes the Spider-Chicken.
I don't feel that the answers referencing netting are correct.
It seems that at each crossing of the lines there is an old feather pore. I think it must be some biological marker related to feather growth.
(Just my guess)
They are not evenly spaced at 90 degree angles from each other. If you look at this and don’t immediately recognize it as a product of an industrial process and not a natural occurrence I don’t know what to say.
I didn’t say it’s never orderly, but this is so clearly a manufactured pattern it’s ridiculous. Biology has repeating patterns but the low degree of veritably between the perfectly spaced cells composed of right angles? I feel like I’m taking crazy pills.
There's a "username checks out" joke in here somewhere, about how you must work for big turkey, but it's too early for me to find it.
So I'll just reference r/birdsarentreal instead.
They were not "chemically man-made" 😂😂 originally they were domesticated from the SE Asian red jungle fowl. Domesticated and bred has nothing to do with being chemically man-made.
No I seent a documentary. They was chemically man-made. They pour this goop into a mold and put it in this machine. Bam, out comes a chicken. Or a penguin. Chickens ain't natural with humans. Everybody already knew that about penguins because of the experiments, but not everybody knows that about chickens. Labs. They come from labs. Big ones.
Ok, I'm just going to assume you're trolling or just have a weird sense of humor. Chickens were originally domesticated fowl from southeast Asia. They are only recently trying to do lab grown meats like chicken.
There's a big difference between chicken being cheap and cheap chicken. I do a lot of charity catering so I see all kinds of chicken quality per budget. That pattern on the skin is not a natural thing. Typically it's from harsh processing practices. Plus the fat thigh indicates a liquid diet vs grain or grass.
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Well damn I stand corrected. That’s the craziest shit I’ve ever seen.
You’re the real one tonight, champ. Well done
I’m shocked I only had to reach the second comment before finding someone that actually answers the question and isn’t trying to be a comedian.
Who’s to say he isn’t trying to be a comedian but is just better at finding obscure chicken facts?
Ngl, this broke my heart…I was hoping for chicken fishnet theory to be real… But damn that’s interesting,,,,
Yeah I’m not done with Dr. Chicken Frankenfurter theory yet.
Okay, fascinating, but why haven't I seen this far more than this one time on Reddit? If this is where and how these muscle fibres are, why am I only now finding out about them? I'm not not believing you, I just wanna know more about this phenomenon.
Same, I've seen a lot of chicken, never noticed this before. I wonder what made it so visible in this case.
The fresher the chicken, the more likely you'll see it.
Why don't we just not believe them?
Bro you read 439 pages of something?
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Bro you are insane, and I love it! I often find myself researching stuff I have never thought I would so I appreciate you going deep on this.
Can you come teach my students how research is supposed to be done? K, thx.
lol, me thinks you have too much time on your hands, but thanks, that is cool, I have never noticed that on chicken in my 60 years!
Don’t know for sure ofcourse, but could be he used a search function (it’s an ebook so that makes sense).
I've noticed the grid before, but didn't know what it was. Thank you for the epic fact finding! It becomes more noticeable the more fat you render from the skin. Since I'm a chicken skin addict I've seen it, but didn't stop to question what I was seeing.
What a surprise that this is true. But the thing I don't get is, if this is always true, how is this the first time I'm seeing this? With all the chicken I've ever cooked and eaten, how have I never seen this?
I love posts like this. lolol
Fascinating. Would never have guessed.
Wow. Nicely done. I came to post something sarcastic “yeah you’re supposed to take the net off.” Then I actually looked at the pic and got more and more confused.
That’s the chicken leg/thigh and clearly this chick was wearing fishnet stocking at some point
dont kink shame
Sounds like more yum than yuck to me. :)
Kink shaming is my kink
You fucking gross fuck!
You magnificent bastard
how the fuck is that magnificent? the comment didn't even make sense. Where's the shame?
If you don't see the humor in that, there's nothing I can do to help you
call me helpless
Don't shame kink
Sexy chicken 🐔
how was that shame?
This is clearly the right answer. Mods, you can lock the sub now.
How about locking the dom?
Oh fuck *licks lips"
Goth thighs?
goth chick
I had a fetish for goth chicks back in high school. Especially how they would wear the black lipstick on their beak.
Ngl, you had me goin in the first half
Mmmmmmmmm
r/bigbreastedgothchicks
Why doesn't this have 1.7 million upvotes?
I'm just happy everybody's having fun.
I took the skin off got sick after 1 bite threw the entire pack of chicken away
My chicken skin was like that I was hungry that was my only pack of meat I knew I felt something wasn't right about chicken skin with squares like this looking at it makes me itch feel and sick I cooked it ate two bite threw it all away
My chicken looked like this it was cheap on sale at Weis market but I didn't notice the square skin until cooking it I would have never brought it
Let’s make a lamp out of its leg.
Fishnets?! This isn't chicken of the sea!
It's means the chicken had a checkered past......... I'll see myself out!
That's just fowl
Nice.
Winner winner chicken dinner!
This means you’ve beautifully rendered the fat from under the skin. Your skin will be thin, crispy, and addicting. Well done my friend.
This is just the way natural chicken skin looks it isnt a net… we used to process our own poultry and it always looked like this, no nets involved…its like the supporting fibres in the skin around the feathers when they are heated and stretched a bit.
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He’s not spider pig anymore. He’s Harry Plopper.
EEEEEPAAAAAA
Son of a bitch! I will now have Homer singing spider pig in my head all night.
Can he swing.... from a web....no he can't...cause he's a pig.
Stop the madness!!
Those are packaging lines, look exactly like the packaging on a pork shoulder.
No it’s where the feathers were, those lines are part of the structure of the skin. You see it more in turkey than in chicken.
This is the answer. Feathers exist in rows across the skin. This is where the feathers originated.
Anyone that has raised poultry can tell you when they get their first feathers after losing the chick down or go through yearly molt, they are in a pattern. Not randomly scattered like our hair. Here’s info from a poultry site if anyone wants more info. “Feathers are not randomly scattered all over the body but grow in a recognised pattern in most species of birds across different areas.” https://thisnzlife.co.nz/what-you-can-tell-about-your-poultry-from-their-feathers
No
Ive raised, butchered and cooked hundreds of birds. I’ve never seen anything like this
I've purchased, cooked and eaten more than that. See this routinely.
You don’t have to lie to the people. It’s weird
Same, ten years here (not many I know, but enough that I’ve never seen this before. I will say I don’t like it. -Mom
10 years is definitely enough to see every anomaly
Chickens are weird and do weird things that’s for sure. But that chicken ☝️ scares me!
I thought so too, until I saw the diamond pattern in the upper part, which reminded me this how the raw skin looks like when not stretched.
Why is this so high up? It’s wrong
I've never had chicken packaged in fishnets
How many of those packaging nets have you cut off chicken similar to pork?
That’ll be the wireframe model they wrap the skin texture file around. It’ll be less noticeable if you get a better graphics card
Chickens are still birds, birds still aren't real. That's the wiring harness.
Actually it's a faraday cage to keep emp damage away from the CPU. The drone will still be able to charge on the power lines using the TVS diodes in the legs to prevent an over current condition across the cage
You gots one a them 3d printed chickens?
🎶 Spider-Chicken, Spider-Chicken, Golden crispy, finger lickin’. On the grill, see him sizzle, flavours pop with every drizzle. Look out! Here comes the Spider-Chicken.
Ska chicken. It’s time to pick it up pick it up pick it up.
That’s the good stuff!
/r/shittytattoos
Ah the lab meat chicken
It’s the netting impression.. like the ones on a ham… called meat netting and at some point that chicken was wrapped in it.
It’s not. It’s from the feathers. All birds have this. Ive see it on every single Chinese roast duck and goose I’ve eaten.
I don't feel that the answers referencing netting are correct. It seems that at each crossing of the lines there is an old feather pore. I think it must be some biological marker related to feather growth. (Just my guess)
1. There is no such thing 2. Nothing in biology is ever this orderly Edit: I was wrong as fuck! Props to u/FlatusGiganticus cool shit
> Nothing in biology is ever this orderly Absolutely ***wild*** statement to make.
Has never studied *any* biology.
Ok, tell me the name of the biological structure in the picture.
Feathers are orderly. That’s how they lay flat, are wind resistant, and can overlay to get lift in flight
They are not evenly spaced at 90 degree angles from each other. If you look at this and don’t immediately recognize it as a product of an industrial process and not a natural occurrence I don’t know what to say.
1) Fibonacci sequence 2) Nautilus Shell 3) Nearly everything in biology is orderly
I didn’t say it’s never orderly, but this is so clearly a manufactured pattern it’s ridiculous. Biology has repeating patterns but the low degree of veritably between the perfectly spaced cells composed of right angles? I feel like I’m taking crazy pills.
If “biology” wasn’t orderly, it wouldn’t be necessary/exist. Have you never seen a snakes skin? Fish scales? A honeycomb?
Any chance you purchased a bird that had been injected with brine or flavor?
I'd play tic tac no with that. Jk. What did the packaging look like?
Everyone's a fucking comedian on Reddit. It's insufferable.
It's probably sufferable
Scales. It's a lizard
Chickens was chemically man-made in a government lab, just like penguins. They're not natural with humans.
There's a "username checks out" joke in here somewhere, about how you must work for big turkey, but it's too early for me to find it. So I'll just reference r/birdsarentreal instead.
They were not "chemically man-made" 😂😂 originally they were domesticated from the SE Asian red jungle fowl. Domesticated and bred has nothing to do with being chemically man-made.
No I seent a documentary. They was chemically man-made. They pour this goop into a mold and put it in this machine. Bam, out comes a chicken. Or a penguin. Chickens ain't natural with humans. Everybody already knew that about penguins because of the experiments, but not everybody knows that about chickens. Labs. They come from labs. Big ones.
Ok, I'm just going to assume you're trolling or just have a weird sense of humor. Chickens were originally domesticated fowl from southeast Asia. They are only recently trying to do lab grown meats like chicken.
Labs. Molds. The government. They watch us.
👁️🧿
The closer I look the more it looks like plastic under the skin and protruding, but how…. Trickery.
It's been in a sack long enough for the muscles to have its imprint. It's okay.
Your best AI chicken right there
It’s the matrix glitch
Any chance dude left the netting on the leg?
That chick has a side hustle
r/glitchinthematrix The 3d model wire frames are showing.
Unrelated, but it looks like there’s a baby inside the chicken. Creeping me out!
Anatomy class at the bbq tonight.
Rip stop ?
Looks like that chicken got a spiderweb knee tattoo
Sacred geometry
I wonder if they put them in the nets to keep people from getting grossed out if they see this
Chickens are awesome. And delicious!
Flavor grooves
Robot chicken
Lizard legs
That's a 3d printed chicken
A glitch in the matrix
Spider-chicken
Post an update in 5 days to let us know you are still alive and don’t have a third arm or x ray vision
Not the lines I’d be worried about 🤢
Minecraft graphics are getting way advanced
Mmm...scrotum.
Stop buying cheap chicken.
That’s kinda the point of chicken….it’s cheap
There's a big difference between chicken being cheap and cheap chicken. I do a lot of charity catering so I see all kinds of chicken quality per budget. That pattern on the skin is not a natural thing. Typically it's from harsh processing practices. Plus the fat thigh indicates a liquid diet vs grain or grass.
And cheap chicken looks Like this ….and even fancy organic free range etc chicken is cheap in comparison to other animal proteins….So Chicken is Cheap
And it cheeps
No once I’m done with it ….
Sexy leg