A chicken that grew 5 kilograms in 42 days, was it injected with hormones?

A chicken over a month old was killed innocently?

“Dismemberment” scenes are played out every day?

One chicken, two wings, but the chicken wings are endless?

All this is due to the misuse of hormones.

Or is it a misconception?

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How are boneless chicken feet deboned?

It's not something that grandma chewed out.

The old ladies are not that idle and their teeth are not that good. Even if we really don’t mind the dirtiness, they can’t do it. Let them go!

Most are artificially deboned

Manual deboning is not done with the mouth, but with the hands - using knives and scissors to remove the nails, small bones and large bones of the chicken feet. Regular factories will have workers wear gloves, hats, masks and goggles before deboning chicken feet, so you can rest assured about the hygiene issues.

Reasons for not using machinery

Chicken feet are irregular in shape and of varying sizes, and it is difficult for machines to completely remove the bones and keep each chicken foot in a consistent shape. At least for now, there is no large-scale use of machinery to remove the bones of chicken feet.

In fact, it doesn’t matter how you debone the chicken feet, as long as they are clean (of course not the kind that grandma would chew on) and taste good, that’s fine!