Chicken or egg But even more compelling insight into the minds of the forum expertise is this: Is chicken salad and egg salad the same thing?
The only other thing I can think about in this case would be veal, which is in my opinion, not as ethical as it should be.
@Circle5 Im thankful one of my last post for awhile blew your mind lol.
@UREverything πβοΈπ
Are chicken salad and egg salad the same thing? No, Chicken π salad andπ₯ egg salad are not the same thing.. Chicken salad is made from cooked chickens.. Egg salad is made from unfertilized eggs that hens lay.. Unfertilized means a rooster never mated with a hen to make the eggs.. the eggs we buy at the market or farmers market are unfertilized eggs.. they are not baby chickens π π π π they are unfertilized eggs π₯
@stormydaycuddle I agree π― on the treatment of calves being unethical.. π How did that come to mind on this thread? (friendly question) π
As Neil deGrasse Tyson said, "The egg came first, laid by a bird that was not a chicken."
In this clip, he actually kind of answers both questions.
He compares the egg to a space ship, protecting the unborn chicken (if there were one) from the environment around it until it is ready to survive the environment around it.
Since the eggs we eat don't actually have chickens in them because they are unfertilized, as someone previously mentioned, we are not eating "chicken" salad when we eat egg salad.
But we are eating a space ship. π€·ββοΈ
@SweetCuddler33 baby chickens/baby cows. Mind associating.
@stormydaycuddle Agreed, in the context of things, our behaviors create a cushion for hive acceptance that allow certain things to continue and for the vast majority, celebrated.
Can't do veal.
I can if itβs been recycled. Have you ever had reveal?
The hen is the egg's way of making more eggs.