Poultry is the generic name for chickens, ducks, geese, turkeys etc (eg a poultry farm). Thus 'whole' poultry could refer to a whole chicken ready for roasting, while poultry pieces would refer to chicken pieces cut up ready for sale as drumsticks or breasts etc.
The different market forms of poultry are: whole birds; whole chickens cut into individual pieces; breasts; whole legs; thighs; drumsticks; ground poultry; and processed poultry.
Whole poultry should be cooked to an internal temperature of 160 to 165 degrees F.
A poultry product, in mainstream supermarkets, is either chicken, or turkey products, which can be sold whole, or in parts, breadded, pre-cooked, or even frozen.
Poultry is often sold whole for several reasons: it allows consumers to have flexibility in meal preparation, as they can roast, grill, or cut the bird according to their needs. Whole birds are typically more cost-effective than pre-cut pieces, appealing to budget-conscious shoppers. Additionally, selling whole poultry can help reduce waste for producers by ensuring that all parts of the bird can be utilized. Lastly, it caters to traditional cooking methods and cultural practices that favor whole roasted or prepared birds.
Meat, poultry, fish and seafood, whole cereals and dairy products
Poultry is chicken or pork
Foods that are low in cholesterol are foods that are fruits, veggies, poultry, fish, and whole grains- oatmeal helps lower your cholesterol for example. You should eat 3-5 serving of fruit/veggies, 11 serving of whole grains, and 5 oz or less of poultry/fish per day.
Poultry farms have chickens in them
poultry = Geflügel
Poultry in French is Volaille.
Poultry are goods.
Poultry food is chicken