Comments on: All About Chicken

By: igorota

igorota — Sun, 30 Mar 2008 08:11:08 +0000

hey hey hey!!! have you seen the new TV commercial of a new favored instant noodles??? isu gayam nga maib ibos t native chickens tayo ta inal ala da samet en ket inaramid da en nga NATIVE CHICKEN NOODLES!!! Hehe…. ramanan you man nu ada kayo pinas nu kasla metlang nga raman t native chicken djay.

By: bill bilig

bill bilig — Mon, 25 Feb 2008 01:00:22 +0000

Hi Trublue,
Or they might also be saying, “the chickens are coming home to roost”. thanks.

hi pagano,
and i think culls are much more meaty too compared to the skinny native variety kaya iyon din talaga ng tao coz it feeds more people. thanks.

hi kayni,
come home this april ta agawid met lang ni trublue nga agpa-pinikpikan. thanks :-)

hi ganda,
imbag ka pay a ta adda agpadigo :-) meron ka ding taga-gising sa umaga with all those chicken around. thanks.

hi jane,
a doctor friend once warned me about antibiotics in chicken pero di ako naniwala. it’s only when i read this report that i took it seriously. thanks.

hi layad,
you should have given that etag to me here in q.c. Or isama mo na lang sa frozen chicken to give it some flavor. thanks.

hi wil,
yup. i think its mostly because the non-native ones are much cheaper and more readily available than the native variety. thanks

By: Wil

Wil — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 23:26:25 +0000

I’m guessing part of the issue is cost — the native chicken is probably more expensive than the commercially-raised chicken. If people can afford it, then they should buy the native chicken. but general consumers will probably go with the cheaper chicken.

By: Layad

Layad — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:38:11 +0000

Inpuslitmi garud ti etag ditoy ngay ket awan met ti native chicken da? *sigh* Birbirukenmi jay kawitan nga nakitada di namingsan. Hehehehe…

By: Jane 101

Jane 101 — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 10:07:33 +0000

i’m glad the pinikpikan that our dad welcomed us with is one from our backyard-raised fowls.a friend forwarded me an article warning us about the commercial chicken being injected with steroids for faster development.it seems that not only our native chicken are getting doses of chemicals but also almost all poultry products.tsk!

By: ganda

ganda — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 23:45:27 +0000

all my neighbors are still raising their own natives. kakaloka nga sa umaga eh, ang ingay ng mga chicks! :) Ngem uray ta agpadpadigo da met no agparti da.

By: kayni

kayni — Thu, 21 Feb 2008 22:18:10 +0000

i miss pinikpikan. invite me whoever is cooking one…hi bill…i’m still reading your blog.

By: pagano

pagano — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 12:45:10 +0000

hehe. you’re right there, trublue… if only we stuck to our ‘natives’ then we would not be having problems with whatever ailments culls might bring. culls are really much cheaper though. and if the gang is all set to have a good time, whatever is available will not be forgiven, cancer or no cancer. (bird flu nga tinatawanan lang nila eh.) more information dissemination is needed for attitudes to change…

the other problem with this is that ‘natives’ can’t be bred in the manner that we raise broilers. ‘natives’ just won’t survive in cages. try putting native chicks in one and they’ll keep on jumping- like crazy.:-)

By: TruBlue

TruBlue — Wed, 20 Feb 2008 04:38:11 +0000

Well, well, well….all those “pinikpikans” that went before us must be all smiles by now saying “what goes around, does comes around”. Karma!