Chicken is usually not a breakfast food, but eggs are. A statement about this was posted on Reddit—Showerthoughts on September 6, 2021:
“Chicken is only a breakfast food if it hasn’t been born yet.”
Reddit—Showerthoughts
Posted by u/Eplico September 6, 2021
Chicken is only a breakfast food if it hasn’t been born yet
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xZaggin
Eggs are not unborn chickens, unless you’re eating fertilized chicken eggs.
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The DO Dude
@TheDudeDO
Replying to @samsfeelinggood
How come chicken is only a breakfast food when it hasn’t been born yet
1:31 AM · Sep 6, 2021·Twitter Web App
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Zoor Kriid
@zoorkriid
Chicken is only a breakfast food if it hasn’t been born yet /u/Eplico
2:46 AM · Sep 6, 2021·IFTTT
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not eric
@ericisnotyoung
Funny how chicken is only a breakfast food if it hasn’t been born yet
10:07 AM · Sep 6, 2021·Twitter Web App
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Michael Harrison
@FlyByCygnus2112
Chicken is only a breakfast food when it hasn’t been born yet
11:55 PM · Sep 7, 2021·Twitter for iPhone
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