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Funny, the majority opinion writer compares it to "chicken fingers", as in: No one would think "chicken fingers" on the menu means it actually comes from chickens that have fingers. What a moron.Boneless chicken wings can contain bones, Ohio supreme court rules
Court rejects claims from restaurant patron who suffered medical complications from getting bone stuck in throatwww.theguardian.com
I got to say if presented with an advertised boneless chicken wing, I would assume it did not contain bones.
It’s more of a saying. Some companies can say a food has zero calories if it’s less than five calories. Their is ways to deceive people.
And when a police officer points a gun at you, 'stop or I'll shoot' only reasonable to ignore as it must be a lie just as boneless wings.......
Usually, boneless "wings" are chunks of chicken breast...not wing meat at all. As I read the story, that was the case here.
Chicken breast is never advertised as boneless, as it ls assumed, these 'wings' are were.
Sure it is! I buy this all the time: Robot or human?
If these wings are processed breast meat there is literally no legal excuse for bones. None.
Only if one is litigious enough to be bothered by it. No product is perfect, especially when it comes to food. You can buy Cashews or Almonds, and there will be a warning on the label saying, "May contain traces of peanuts". Most likely because the same factory processes peanuts. But should it say "Peanuts" on the main label as a result?
