How do we really know how chicken tastes like?

Answer 1

What would chicken taste like with no taste buds? With no tongue? Raw as opposed to cooked? To someone who can't smell? Does it taste the same to someone else as it does to you? How would you describe what it tastes like other than just saying "like chicken"? Does it taste the same to animals? How do we know for sure? If everyone tasted chicken differently by saying "it tastes like chicken" only evokes what that individual perceives as the taste he/she knows to be chicken. There's no way to know what chicken tastes like to anyone other than yourself, but it sure is good to me!

Answer 2

Hm, well if you really want to know, I suggest doing this:

1) Going to a chicken farm
2) Chase one of the chickens until you can grab it.
3) Bite it! ;)

I've heard this can be very dangerous though, so I would also suggest that you kill and cook your chickens first. Plus, it tastes better that way.

Answer 3

You eat it. If you want to be sure that the thing you are eating and thinking is chicken is, in fact, chicken, it might be a good idea to kill a chicken and prepare it yourself. That way you'll know.

Answer 4

by tasting chicken

Answer 5

everything tastes like chicken
therefore, chicken tastes like everything

Answer 6

it tastes however we want it to taste....like all things differ according to perceptions

Answer 7

duh.....by tasting it.......why would you ask a question like that?

Answer 8

eat it without cooking it, on your own responsibility.

Answer 9

the colonel

Answer 10

by eating it