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npr: On this weekend’s “Wait, Wait,” we quizzed Patton Oswalt about fast food. One of the questions concerned Popeye’s Dip’n Chick’n, which is—in theory—chicken extruded into a spoon-like shape for easier capture of dip. This is the latest technological step for chicken, which in its natural state is in nugget form. (via Sandwich Monday: Popeye’s Dip’n Chick’n : Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me!) This is a perfect example of Michael Pollan’s “Edible Foodlike Substance”. I would not put that into my mouth.

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On this weekend’s “Wait, Wait,” we quizzed Patton Oswalt about fast food. One of the questions concerned Popeye’s Dip’n Chick’n, which is—in theory—chicken extruded into a spoon-like shape for easier capture of dip. This is the latest technological step for chicken, which in its natural state is in nugget form. (via Sandwich Monday: Popeye’s Dip’n Chick’n : Wait Wait … Don’t Tell Me!)

This is a perfect example of Michael Pollan’s “Edible Foodlike Substance”. I would not put that into my mouth.

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    Why do I miss fried chicken products so much? These look incredible.
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    episode today…...spoon shaped fried chicken with...to shovel...
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    hilarious, love WWDTM
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    a perfect example of Michael Pollan’s “Edible Foodlike Substance”. I would not put that into my mouth.
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    Ok chicken shaped like...spoon. Why did I not think
  11. danrathburn said: Hi NPR just want to say, everything about you is awesome, and you’re my dream job. See you fifteen years from now? Alright bye.
  12. shuraiya reblogged this from curare and added:
    DYING i love Wait, Wait, Don’t Tell Me! also, this reminds me of The Far Side:
  13. missbananafish reblogged this from nanner and added:
    I saw that KFC added bacon to their Failure Pile in a Bowl and wanted to get Patton’s take on the change.
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    That’s fucking gross
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    I just spit tea all over my keyboard.