Re: [rawfeeding] "Yellow" chicken vs. "white" chicken.

I think those would be corn fed chickens - meant to be a better flavour
or healthier or something, but I didn't like the one corn fed chicken my
mum bought many years ago. I don't think chickens should really be
eating only/mainly corn anyway should they?

-Anna + Pi (fed up of chicken) + Sunshine (loves chicken!)

Liz Jones wrote:
> >>> They had both "yellow" Purdue chicken pieces and
> "white" chicken pieces. I've seen these different "colors" of chicken
> before at my local Mexican grocery store. The chicken has a yellowish
> tinge to it. I wondered if it was some seasoning or something? On the
> whole "yellow" chickens was a Purdue label and I read it but it didn't
> indicate that they'd been enhanced or anything.
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