"Chicken cartilage contains Type 2 collagen which is necessary for rebuilding bones and your own body's cartilage. It also may help with Arthritis and other types of joint pain."
I don't think that there has been any research to prove or even hint at what the above poster states. Although it is true that cartilage contains type II collagen and it is needed to repair your own bodies cartilage, it is a HUGE leap to assume that the digested cartilage will then be broken down into type II collagen and the transported to your joints for rebuilding.
With that said- I have not been able to find specific information regarding the nutritional value of chicken cartilage.
Cartilage contains collagen, gelatin, and several amino acids.
not sure
In order to be safe and keep its nutritional value chicken needs to be cooked to 170 to 180 degrees inside.
They are very high in colestrol.
it gives you big lips
read the label
Chicken cartilage can be eaten by larger dogs. Small dogs may get the chicken cartilage stuck in their throats and choked.
Not bad really, but it has no real food value and some people can have difficulty digesting it.
Their is no nutritional value in soda.
(breast) 100 grams = 165 calories 3.6 g fat 31 g protein
Protein in the chicken
Yes, it is excellent nutritional value