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Eat More Chicken
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Eat More Chicken!

Been enjoying lunch
With them
For over 45 years
Can’t stop now
Specially
Where “The Change”
Is under the impression
That we’re suppose to
Dance to their tune
A Person does
What Persons do
“Eat More Chicken!”


By: William Bonilla
Moooooo!
07/20/2013


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Reviewed by Vivian Dawson
Reviewed on July 27, 2013
Loving vegetables, but do eat beef..
less taste for chicken, but do dress
it up with many different flavors to
be good for me...enjoyed your poem!

Lady Vivian

Reviewed by Ronald Hull
Reviewed on July 24, 2013
I'm not sure if you're pitching beef or chicken? I've been eating at the Colonel for longer than that. Regardless if it is chicken, catfish, shrimp or whatever… If it is breaded it is bad for you… containing carbohydrates (sugar), cooking oil with fat and bad cholesterol, and too much salt. Chicken skin may be as harmful as beef fat. That's why I rarely eat fast food now. If it isn't broiled with the fat removed, baked, or fried in olive oil, it's probably bad for you. I love, “original recipe,” but if I ate it for lunch forty-five years, my arteries would be clogged and a stroke, heart attack, or dementia would be right around the corner. It's not.

I eat turkey––four of them since last Thanksgiving when we bought them. I don't eat the turkey skin and we stuff them with vegetables, mushrooms and a little wine so that the finished bird is tender, melts in your mouth and is much more tasty than the dry, tasteless old-fashioned kind. Fried turkeys are too expensive and I'll bet that the peanut oil is a cholesterol bomb.

If at first you don't fricassee, fry, fry that hen!

Ron

Reviewed by Bobbi Duffy
Reviewed on July 23, 2013
I think this is great. I know the older I get the less I enjoy red meat. Chicken is my biggie now.
Bobbi

Reviewed on July 23, 2013
I love food!

Love ya!

Jane

Reviewed by Ed Matlack
Reviewed on July 23, 2013
...and Moooo back to you...never been there, not a chicken eater...e

Reviewed by Jerry Bolton
Reviewed on July 23, 2013
Good for you, man, I'll be chowing down on some tomorrow.


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