"Tiger Lily" > wrote in message
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> On 8/4/2011 11:29 PM, Robert Miles wrote:
>> On 7/25/2011 4:40 PM, Ozgirl wrote:
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>>>> On 7/24/2011 8:10 PM, Ozgirl wrote:
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>>>>>> On 25/07/2011 7:23 AM, Ozgirl wrote:
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>>>>>>> Lol, scones and gravy I think or similar.
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>>>>>> Thanks for all the answers, I am now adding Sausage gravy along with
>>>>>> Grits to my bucket list of things I never need to eat :-)
>>>>>
>>>>> lol, and canned chicken?
>>>>>
>>>>> Actually, near the tuna now there is small cans of snack chicken with
>>>>> mayo I think. I put it on my son's "lunch - 11pm, lol" and he never
>>>>> said
>>>>> anything about it. But this is the ex-Maccas kid who lived and
>>>>> breathed
>>>>> Maccas food
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Jan, imagine my horror when hubby proudly came home with canned
>>>> chicken!!!!
>>>>
>>>> I have NO idea what to do with THAT.
>>>>
>>>> Well, he brought it camping and made curried butter chicken with it.
>>>> Wow, it actually almost tasted like real chicken!
>>>>
>>>> LOL
>>>
>>> I am glad you liked it, I don't think I will ever be trying it The
>>> one and only time I saw chicken in a can here, apart from the the
>>> shredded stuff in snack size cans (like tuna) I remember thinking how
>>> the heck do they fit a whole chook in that can.
>>
>> Would a small chicken or a large can work?
>>
>> Or perhaps even packing it in so tightly that it expands
>> when you remove it from the can and let it resume its
>> normal shape?
>
> I've never had a whole chicken in a can! gack!
>
> the canned chicken looks like flaked tuna does
>
> no bones, nothing to identify it as a chicken, just meat

I believe the whole ones do have bones. I was surprised at how small the
cans were. I saw them again at Winco.