Boneless chicken wings can have bones, Ohio court rules

radiohead37 , 53 minutes ago

The claim that boneless chicken can have bones sounds ridiculous. However, the suit is about whether the restaurant should be liable for its chicken food (which naturally has bones) not being 100% bone free. I think it is a high bar and no restaurant should be held to that level. I do not believe a restaurant should be held negligent and liable for all the medical bills because they did not remove every last piece of bone from the chicken.

OfCourseNot , 2 hours ago

So 'boneless chicken wings' aren't really wings, and now they aren't boneless either.. I don't know if I'd trust the chicken part for much longer.

Audrey0nne , 2 hours ago

I wouldn’t at my local Asian buffet style restaurant. Suspiciously the number of stray cats and other wildlife dramatically dropped when they changed ownership.

surewhynotlem , 2 hours ago

Casual racism is funny

Audrey0nne , 1 hour ago

Wasn’t meant to be funny. I’m not laughing at the cost cutting measures people take. That is not a judgement on the meat people decide to eat, only awareness over disingenuous marketing

Stovetop , 1 hour ago

So just unfunny casual racism, then.

nolefan33 , 1 hour ago

I’m glad the new owners decided to increase rodent pest control, leading to less food for stray cats to eat in the area.

littletoolshed , 3 hours ago

What’s the definition of boneless again? Oh yeah, every dictionary can be a reference:

bonelessadjective

1. Without bones.
2. Without bones, especially as pertaining to meat or poultry prepared for eating.
3. Lacking strength, courage, or resolve; spineless.

dojan , 2 hours ago

They’re aiming for that last one.

APassenger , 1 hour ago

The chicken were chicken?

That can track.

expatriado , 3 hours ago

well, there is presedent from the U.S. Supreme Court that you don’t need a spine to be a justice, showing that bones don’t matter