As aged meat (I.e., partially rotted) became gradually less popular, spray deodorant, in popular herbal scents, was used by unscrupulous chefs to disguise the fowl personal hygiene of chickens past their prime.
Old joke: a woman goes into the butcher shop and points to a chicken in the display case. “Let me see that one!” The butcher hands it over, whereupon the woman grabs it, lifts each drumstick and sniffs under it. Then she turns it around and sniffs that part of the chicken that goes over the fence last. She makes a face while handing it back. “It stinks!” The butcher looks at the chicken, then at the lady. “Madam”, he says “Do you think YOU could pass that test?”
comixbomix over 1 year ago
It might be less disturbing if the turkey didn’t appear to be ‘lounging’…
Face down in the fractured time stream over 1 year ago
Food prep artist: “OK, he’s ready for his closeup, Mr. DeMille.”
stillfickled Premium Member over 1 year ago
Pam spray?
PraiseofFolly over 1 year ago
As aged meat (I.e., partially rotted) became gradually less popular, spray deodorant, in popular herbal scents, was used by unscrupulous chefs to disguise the fowl personal hygiene of chickens past their prime.
Droptma Styx over 1 year ago
Old joke: a woman goes into the butcher shop and points to a chicken in the display case. “Let me see that one!” The butcher hands it over, whereupon the woman grabs it, lifts each drumstick and sniffs under it. Then she turns it around and sniffs that part of the chicken that goes over the fence last. She makes a face while handing it back. “It stinks!” The butcher looks at the chicken, then at the lady. “Madam”, he says “Do you think YOU could pass that test?”
ladykat over 1 year ago
Surely they aren’t putting deodorant/antiperspirant on that bird!
Zebrastripes over 1 year ago
Smells must entice the clientele’s proboscis…a little dab’ll do ya!
Alberta Oil Premium Member over 1 year ago
Spray painting.. and old and oft used trick to hide the blemishes
Stephen Gilberg over 1 year ago
Could be pepper spray.