what kind of Chicken does Mark eat? page

[jackson44]

Just wondering....I can't seem to find anything about what or where Mark buys his birds.

anybody knows?
Thanks,
J

[cori93437]

What on earth... do you want to know his toilet paper brand too?

[ChocoTaco369]

Read this.

Chicken Labels: A Primal Purchasing Guide | Mark's Daily Apple

[jackson44]

What on earth... do you want to know his toilet paper brand too?

It's smart ass remarks like this, that dissuades people from wanting to ask questions.

[jackson44]

Thanks C.taco! I read that article too, but it didn't say where Mark gets his birds. I live in LA as well and just want to know where Mark got his birds.

Thanks for wanting to help me out.
J

[ChocoTaco369]

Trader Joe's sells certified organic chickens for $2.XX/lb. Not bad. Whole Foods sells them too and I've seen them for <$2/lb on sale, but a sale is rare. I don't really eat chicken much, and in the rare event I do, I typically buy CAFO chicken breast. Not too concerned. I eat more wild salmon and Australian lamb than I eat chicken.

[magnolia1973]

If you have a farmers market (and you must in CA) you can find pastured organic chickens. The ones I get eat bugs etc. They are really good, a little expensive but the leg/thigh packages are in line with TJ's organic prices.

I'm not sure that is what Mark gets- but in terms of the cleanest, humanest raised chicken, that's pretty much what you can get.

[bdilla]

At first glance, I thought the title read: "what kind of Children does Mark eat?"




















...probably dark meat.












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[Pamsc]

Pastured organic chicken here is $5 a lb. and my husband thinks it is too tough. So I'm buying natural (no antibiotics, vegetarian feed, cage-free) chicken at Walmart at $1.50/lb for a whole bird.

[magnolia1973]

my husband thinks it is too tough.

Yeah- it's a little tough, but the leg/thigh meat is good.