Full Chicken £2 Asda

zenseeker

This is what Asda have to say about the chicken, for those people who care where it came from.

Brian Trusler is working in partnership with ASDA on the Farm he runs in Oxfordshire. Brian is devoted to rearing the finest quality farm assured Chicken that has natural succulence and flavour. Fresh Class A without giblets. Union Flag Little Red Tractor (Assured Food Standards)

Auzelia

I got one of those chickens today,
Nice size and its the normal chicken that they sell for £4 odds usually.

Lütz_Pangaloo

Good spot, but it's sad to think these birds will have probably spent their entire lives in a crowded shed without Windows - or even Linux.

1carminestocky

Lütz_Pangaloo wrote: »

Good spot, but it's sad to think these birds will have probably spent their entire lives in a crowded shed without Windows - or even Linux.

LOL. I'm sure the vista was pleasant, though...

Lütz_Pangaloo

1carminestocky wrote: »

LOL. I'm sure the vista was pleasant, though...

Crikey - I thought my joke was bad!

:eek:

Still, I've quoted it, just in case a slow feeling of embarrassment begins to creep over you and you try to delete it!

I think it's important everybody can see what you are capable of!



EDIT: Actually, credit where credit's due - my joke is really Harry Hill's.

:cool:

kat212

got 2 in my local asda today, they are only letting people have 3 per person

1carminestocky

Lütz_Pangaloo wrote: »

Crikey - I thought my joke was bad!

:eek:

Still, I've quoted it, just in case a slow feeling of embarrassment begins to creep over you and you try to delete it!

I think it's important everybody can see what you are capable of!



EDIT: Actually, credit where credit's due - my joke is really Harry Hill's.

:cool:

So...who has the worst joke? Me or you?

1carminestocky

keith99_2

swannee_D wrote: »

well said, now wait for the chicken and egg, ethically sourced, organic freedom fighting brigade to hijack this thread!:rotfl:

People are allowed freedom of choice to buy what they feel happy buying, a long as its what you would buy of course.
Obviously you havent seen the C4 pogrammes about chicken welfare recently.
I have, and i need to watch my spending as much as the next person ut i have traded up where possible and whist i didnt think it would make much difference, the improved taste and quality was clear to all.

swannee_D_3

amanda40 wrote: »

Asda are doing chickens for £2 each this week not sure when it is on to though - It is a fair size and not the value one.

Well spotted Amanda, I'll grab a couple of these when I'm in town tommorow, Thanks :beer: