If it is a lime or yellow green close to the breastbone in a very large breasted chicken, it is likely a necrosis in that meat. The texture is weird too - flaky/mealy. (This isn't common but happens when these birds bred for giant breasts attempt to flap their wings, and blood can't get to the part that turns green. It's like gangrene.)
From what I could find on the web, don't eat the green part, it's ok to eat the non green part. But if you haven't cooked it yet, you might want to return it to the store.
If the chicken is green, it is likely that it is not freshly cooked. The color could indicate spoilage. I would not recommend eating it.
no
No. It is unsafe to eat raw chicken, period.
Is it safe to eat cooked chicken left i n oven over night
It is probably not safe to eat chicken strips that have sat out overnight. Chicken can go bad after cooking quite rapidly if in a warm environment.
no, its very poisonous.
not really
no, its very poisonous.
No. Chicken dropped on the floor is not safe to eat as is. If the chicken is raw, it could be rinsed off and cooked. If the chicken was cooked, I'd suggest tossing it - unless you want to rinse it off and re-cook it.
The brown chicken eggs collected from the nest are very safe and are even more healthy to eat.
As long as it isn't moldy and doesn't smell bad it is safe to eat.
No, it would not be safe to eat the batter unless it is thoroughly cooked. Raw chicken can contaminate anything it touches with dangerous pathogens.
Yes, it is safe, but not red meat.
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