Hi /lit/, could I use the term "Fabricate a chicken"

>>8394763
No, even if you mean how they make chicken nuggets, "reconsituted" is closer.
If you mean cut it into parts like in pic, "section" is the word you're looking for, despite its other connotations.

>>8394763
Yeah idiots do lots of stupid stuff like that

>>8394763
No now go away

>>8394767
*reconstituted

>>8394763
First of all stop degrading this thread with such stupid questions, use google next time.
Secondly, "Fabricate a chicken" is wrong, you are not making those chiken parts, you're preparing them or "sectioning" them as posters above have said.
Finally, fuck off you 5th grader.

>>8394763

Kill yourself.

>>8394763
Fuck off.

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>>8394763

About as easily as you can cook a story

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>>8394763
Alpha team says "no."

>>8394780
>you 5th grader

No grown man would ever call someone a "5th grader"

You must be underage and need to leave this board.

Also, how is he degrading the thread? It's his thread, and you're quoting the OP post.

Go to sleep, little guy.

>>8394763
With the first careful incision in the cold raw breast, I began to fabricate a perfect meal.

>>8394763
I would go the simple route here. "Fabricate a chicken" is one of the most hilariously obnoxious literary duds I've ever read. "Fabricate a chicken". Have you any aesthetic sense whatsoever? FABRICATE A CHICKEN PLEASE BE TROLLING.

Produced a chicken

I'm a chef & the industry term is to 'break down' a chicken.
Might help.