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I’m not sure which organ it is but it is found on the bone on their back next to the spine bone. I have always thrown it out. Is it good or bad to eat it?
I don't know of any organ. Do you mean the pope's nose? You may want to google and see if that is what you mean?
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Good grief, OP, look up a diagram of a chicken and show us what you mean! Agree, kind of sounds like the "Pope's/bishop's nose" or pygostyle. I've also heard it described as "the last part of the chicken seen going over the fence." Its not an organ, just a fatty little tidbit. Still, if your chicken was properly cooked you can probably eat everything. Feathers, beak, claws, and bones probably wouldn't taste too good!
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The giblets that come in the bird? Liver, neck, heart....? I feel like I'm on a game show.
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The giblets that come in the bird? Liver, neck, heart....? I feel like I'm on a game show.
No, I am aware of all those. The ones I am referring to are always still attached.
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