Britain outside the EU

[Carth]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Or you could educate yourself, 4od The Truth About Chlorinated Chicken is a good place to start

I think I'm fairly well educated, but I think "4od The Truth About Chlorinated Chicken" could catch me out on Blockbusters

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by Carth

I think I'm fairly well educated, but I think "4od The Truth About Chlorinated Chicken" could catch me out on Blockbusters

British chickens bath in radox

[Carth]

Originally Posted by papa smurf

British chickens bath in radox

Does it help prevent feathers blocking the plug hole?

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by Carth

Does it help prevent feathers blocking the plug hole?

Only if one of its legs is both the same.

[OLD BOY]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

They won't when they see the price, even Australian farmers can't compete with American because they don't care about hygiene, working conditions or pretty much anything else and I wouldn't be so sure about a little red tractor riding to the rescue either, they're so litigious over trade they'll probably say it's unfair competition

If they are washed in chlorine, they are, of course, safe to eat.

[papa smurf]

The truth about British chicken

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mETGcLPT5x8

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by OLD BOY

If they are washed in chlorine, they are, of course, safe to eat.

Clearly they're safe, that's why so many Americans die of salmonella and food poisoning each year. There's so many experts on here I might as well save my breath, the question for me is though why they need a wash in chlorine at all, how poor is the hygiene and why are they washing the food with it and not the floors and counters, that's where the cross contamination occurs after all, exactly how bad is it in these factories

[Carth]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Clearly they're safe, that's why so many Americans die of salmonella and food poisoning each year. There's so many experts on here I might as well save my breath, the question for me is though why they need a wash in chlorine at all, how poor is the hygiene and why are they washing the food with it and not the floors and counters, that's where the cross contamination occurs after all, exactly how bad is it in these factories

Don't you think much of that relates to households and not factories?
Food can be as clean as it can be . . until you start handling it on dirty surfaces and use dirty utensils . . or don't even cook it properly.

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Clearly they're safe, that's why so many Americans die of salmonella and food poisoning each year. There's so many experts on here I might as well save my breath, the question for me is though why they need a wash in chlorine at all, how poor is the hygiene and why are they washing the food with it and not the floors and counters, that's where the cross contamination occurs after all, exactly how bad is it in these factories

Are you sure that the USA Salmonella deaths are due to chickens? Aren’t most infections down to eggs?

[OLD BOY]

Here is the Beeb's reality check on the subjdct, just so we are all singing from the same hymn book.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-47440562

[1andrew1]

We shouldn't sign a trade deal with Australia.

They had a chance to show they wanted one last night, but like our European foes, they gave us nothing in the Eurovision and left us behind that children's woke anthem from Germany.

If anything, Eurovision has ALWAYS been a great advert for Brexit. There’s no voting for our neighbours or friends at all. It’s never been about talent, but politics and has always been cringeworthy Euro Trash.

[papa smurf]

Originally Posted by 1andrew1

We shouldn't sign a trade deal with Australia.

They had a chance to show they wanted one last night, but like our European foes, they gave us nothing in the Eurovision and left us behind that children's woke anthem from Germany.

Yes lets over react about the worst pop show on the planet

[Sephiroth]

Originally Posted by papa smurf

Yes lets over react about the worst pop show on the planet

... Yeah - but the UK entry was the worst of them all. Nul points was the fairest outcome. I thought the German entry was the best.

[spiderplant]

Originally Posted by Mick

If anything, Eurovision has ALWAYS been a great advert for Brexit.

But it has never been anything to do with the EU. The EBU was formed well before the EU (1950) and has a much wider geographical range, including North Africa and the near East (plus associate members across the world).