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why is left leg of a chicken juicier than the right

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davcra1967 | 23:28 Tue 21st Feb 2006 | Food & Drink
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its all down to politics!!..lol
23:34 Tue 21st Feb 2006
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I believe it's something to do with chickens periodically standing on their right leg (I can't remember the exact reason) but this makes the right leg more sinewy, making the left leg seem juicier (after cooking, obviously) in comparison.
09:02 Wed 22nd Feb 2006
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Chickens like most mammals has a heart which pumps blood down the left side of its body first - hence the left side has the first oxygen and nurtients making it juicy and tender - I know this is true but I bet most could not tell the diff. It also depends on how even the cooking is.
Hope this makes sense !
15:19 Wed 22nd Feb 2006

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