Can i put cooked chicken pieces in an omlette

Passport1 · 07-09-2013 04:51PM #1

Hi
I have some cooked chicken pieces (you know the ones you can buy in Tesco in the packs) sitting in the fridge. Their use by date is tomorrow. Can I put cooked chicken strips/pieces like this into an omelette?

Would that work or is that a very bad idea?

Creamy Goodness · 07-09-2013 04:55PM

Passport1 wrote: »

Hi
I have some cooked chicken pieces (you know the ones you can buy in Tesco in the packs) sitting in the fridge. Their use by date is tomorrow. Can I put cooked chicken strips/pieces like this into an omelette?

Would that work or is that a very bad idea?

Should be fine.

Be aware you may be cooking a mother in their own babies

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Dizzyblonde · 07-09-2013 05:06PM

If you're asking about how it would work flavour-wise that's fine, but if you're looking for advice on food safety that's not allowed in this forum. If any is sought or offered we'll close the thread.

dmc17 · 07-09-2013 05:10PM

I always use them for stir fries. It's called laziness

Chancer3001 · 07-09-2013 08:03PM

i use them all the time.

Delicious

jd · 07-09-2013 08:04PM

Better than using raw chicken pieces.

Tails142 · 07-09-2013 08:05PM

As mentioned previously mixing chickens and eggs in a single meal will warp the space time continuum and possibly spell the end for life as we know it

chuckyarelaw · 07-09-2013 08:06PM

Tails142 wrote: »

As mentioned previously mixing chickens and eggs in a single meal will warp the space time continuum and possibly spell the end for life as we know it

Lmao!!!!

Can i put cooked chicken pieces in an omlette

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