Boneless food: I have told my wife for years that we can make a fortune raising those boneless chickens. She always laughed at me. Well look!! People are now growing boneless fruit!!

archie bunker Loc: Texas

I have told my wife for years that we can make a fortune raising those boneless chickens. She always laughed at me.
Well look!! People are now growing boneless fruit!!
Seems like I'm always behind the curve...

rhomin57 Loc: Far Northern CA.

oh for heavens sakes, very cute!

archie bunker wrote:

I have told my wife for years that we can make a fortune raising those boneless chickens. She always laughed at me.
Well look!! People are now growing boneless fruit!!
Seems like I'm always behind the curve...

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

So what's the special next week. Think maybe someone needs an education?

archie bunker wrote:

I have told my wife for years that we can make a fortune raising those boneless chickens. She always laughed at me.
Well look!! People are now growing boneless fruit!!
Seems like I'm always behind the curve...

bahmer

archie bunker wrote:

I have told my wife for years that we can make a fortune raising those boneless chickens. She always laughed at me.
Well look!! People are now growing boneless fruit!!
Seems like I'm always behind the curve...

I was always kind of fond of those boneless tomatoes myself.

alex Loc: michigan now imperial beach californa

bmac32 wrote:

So what's the special next week. Think maybe someone needs an education?

naw, we need a few liberals

bmac32 Loc: West Florida

And this is what the education system is producing, Lord are we in trouble.

alex wrote:

naw, we need a few liberals

Coos Bay Tom Loc: coos bay oregon

Personally I prefer bone in for my ham and steaks. Just tastes better . Would like to see coreless apples. $1.49 a lb for something that grows on a tree I don't want to pay for the core.

alex Loc: michigan now imperial beach californa

fom wrote:

Personally I prefer bone in for my ham and steaks. Just tastes better . Would like to see coreless apples. $1.49 a lb for something that grows on a tree I don't want to pay for the core.

you could eat it and plant the seeds

grace scott

bmac32 wrote:

And this is what the education system is producing, Lord are we in trouble.

That's why our politicians have no backbone--they are eating boneless food.

Retired669

grace scott wrote:

That's why our politicians have no backbone--they are eating boneless food.

:thumbup: :lol: :lol: :lol:

BearK Loc: TN

Here's to an apple a day -
Jake came rushing in to see his Dad. "Dad!" he puffed, "is it true that an apple a day keeps the doctor away?" "That's what they say," said his Dad. "Well, give me an apple quick ? I've just broken the doctor's window!"

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

archie bunker wrote:

I have told my wife for years that we can make a fortune raising those boneless chickens. She always laughed at me.
Well look!! People are now growing boneless fruit!!
Seems like I'm always behind the curve...

:thumbup: I see they are sixty nine cents/lb. Here they are forty nine cents/lb. Guess ours must not be the boneless variety. :lol:

archie bunker Loc: Texas

Searching wrote:

:thumbup: I see they are sixty nine cents/lb. Here they are forty nine cents/lb. Guess ours must not be the boneless variety. :lol:

Isn't that a rip-off?!? Just like boneless chicken. You pay more at the store for it, but you just know they are cheaper to process, because they are so easy to catch! A lot less labor intensive than trying to catch a chicken with bones.
Another thing: Is it OK to give banana bones to a dog?

grace scott

archie bunker wrote:

Isn't that a rip-off?!? Just like boneless chicken. You pay more at the store for it, but you just know they are cheaper to process, because they are so easy to catch! A lot less labor intensive than trying to catch a chicken with bones.
Another thing: Is it OK to give banana bones to a dog?

The vet told me to never give bones to my dog.

Searching Loc: Rural Southwest VA

archie bunker wrote:

Isn't that a rip-off?!? Just like boneless chicken. You pay more at the store for it, but you just know they are cheaper to process, because they are so easy to catch! A lot less labor intensive than trying to catch a chicken with bones.
Another thing: Is it OK to give banana bones to a dog?

Absolutely!! My german shepherd "never" had a problem with banana bones, but then Dakota also absolutely would devour a whole loaf of artisan jalapeno bread when he could sneak a loaf out of the pantry!! That dog never did learn to put the bread wapper or the banana peel in the trash. :roll: