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I accidentally cooked a small piece of the plastic that covers chicken breasts in the grocery store. can i still eat the chicken, or will it be toxic?
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Not a problem: This is non-toxic and will pass your GI system without problems. If it is big enough, you will discover it while eating the chicken and can remove. If too small to be seen in this way, it will not cause you any problems.
Answered 7/15/2020
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