DNA Test Shows Subway’s Oven-Roasted Chicken Is Only 50 Percent Chicken

losangeles.cbslocal.com ^ | February 27, 2017 11:24 PM | Staff

[GOPJ]

In case you wondered what the rest of the patties and chicken strips are made of: It’s soy.

Yep - soy's a whole lot cheaper.

[Blue Collar Christian]

OK, I’ll check for you:

Trent University Wildlife Forensic DNA Laboratory

I don’t trust the MSM as much as you do I guess, and like to see more than the MSM as a source.

[ClearBlueSky]

The only tuna I have found tastes like tuna used to and isn’t mushy is WalMarts store brand.Greater Value I think. All the name brands are nothing like tuna used to taste.

[Red Badger]

Protein is protein....
Parts is pieces parts...............

[Red Badger]

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is a government entity...............

[Red Badger]

Yea, tuna just doesn’t taste right since they all went ‘dolphin free’...................

[TheCipher]

Well if you only get the 6 inch does that make it 100% or 25%. This is all so confusing. Where’s jared

Getting a 12 inch.

[lacrew]

Jared wishes he was only getting 6”.

[Bob434]

[[So what comprises the other 50%?]]

Haven’t you noticed a decrease in feral cat populations lately?

[Bob434]

[[Do not treat any fast food as genuine.]]

Exactly, just treat it as yummy- people have lived on fast food for many decades now and we’re living longer than ever- as a whole- on average- Used to be we only lived on average to 35 years old- so anything over 35 is a gift- and we should celebrate it by eating yummy fast psuedofood

[Zarro]

Excellent.

[rjsimmon]

Soylent chicken?

Win.

[fishtank]

[JoeProBono]

[Trillian]

Soy is a pretty big allergen. That is something that needs to be disclosed.

[pinkandgreenmom]

“Some people are allergic to various spices. Food companies should list each spice.”

My youngest is allergic to rosemary. I just want to cry every time I see “spices” listed as an ingredient.

[catnipman]

“It’s what Florida Agricultural Department
inspection uses for determining the type of fish being sold at various places it inspects.....”

yep, DNA works great for determining the species of an indivdual piece of flesh and even works well for qualitative analysis of a mixture, that is, identifying individual components in a mixture of flesh, but too my knowledge, there is no proven ability for DNA to be used for quantitative analysis, that is, what percentage of each component is in a mixture.

[JimRed]

Their attitudes are often just like the media and climate "scientists" - they can make extremely damaging, scandalous, false claims, yet feel they are immune to consequences.

[VietVet876]

Jared switched to pizza.

[T-Bone Texan]

Countries more advanced than us have no problem listing every single spice in their dry foods.

India, for instance.