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Broiler Chicken Deboning

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Date of Publication
May 5, 2022
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Overview

The demand for boneless chicken meat is increasing because of the development of food service convenience products and new cooking methods. This publication will teach you how to properly debone a broiler chicken.

This publication outlines a simple method for disjointing broilers and removing meat from the bone. The publication will walk you through step by step on how to debone a broiler chicken, accompanied with images. (8 Pages)

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