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Am I the only one?

jixmixfix

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Who notices awkward smelling chicken? My whole family would be enjoying a meal and I would smell it and would gag at the scent sometimes. For the most part the chicken I eat smells good but there would be batch or a certain kind or type where the chicken smells bad or awkward kinda like the barn it was raised in. I'm guessing it's grain fed or maybe it has been out sitting for too long before it was cooked? I feel bad throwing away food especially meat since the poor animal had to die for the sake of my consumption. I need an answer as to why chicken has a tendency to smell bad or awkward, if anyone knows.
 

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Does the smell vary depending on the brand? Because if that's the case you could stick to a brand with nice-smelling chicken.

Or you could plug your nose as you eat it. It's weird, yeah, but at least you'll be able to finish the chicken instead of throwing it away. I don't like to throw meat away either because something died for me to have a good meal. Plus, I think there are some foods out there you're supposed to eat with your nose plugged so it can't be that silly. :alttongue:
 

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I don't like the way chicken smells either, even when very fresh or already cooked. Smells like feet to me. It has to masked with spices & rubs to not be gross. But I don't like chicken that much.
 

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Does the smell vary depending on the brand? Because if that's the case you could stick to a brand with nice-smelling chicken.

Or you could plug your nose as you eat it. It's weird, yeah, but at least you'll be able to finish the chicken instead of throwing it away. I don't like to throw meat away either because something died for me to have a good meal. Plus, I think there are some foods out there you're supposed to eat with your nose plugged so it can't be that silly. :alttongue:

Anything that you have to eat with your nose plugged sounds like something that shouldn't be eaten at all....:sick::ack!:
 

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OMG yes! The smell of raw chicken straight-up makes me gag, and if the chicken is not spiced right I can still smell...that smell, even when it's cooked. It makes me nauseous.
 

jixmixfix

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OMG yes! The smell of raw chicken straight-up makes me gag, and if the chicken is not spiced right I can still smell...that smell, even when it's cooked. It makes me nauseous.

You know what I'm talking about that "barn" smell, it literally has a "barn" scent to it I can't describe I'm trying to figure out where that smell comes from, not all chickens have it though only some do and it makes me gag.
 

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I used to jog by a supermarket with a hot food bar, and there was a point at which you just got bombarded by the smell of fried chicken. It was sickening, and I always felt like I was going to throw up.
 

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Anything that you have to eat with your nose plugged sounds like something that shouldn't be eaten at all....:sick::ack!:

But chicken is good for you! So it is something that should be eaten. :newwink:

Or you could just heat something else up yourself if your stink-senses are tingling. And if they're not, have all the chicken you want!
 
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