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I overcooked my chicken in the oven for the week-it taste like shoe leather. i eat it anyway. is there a problem?
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No jaw problems?: Sounds like it will be similar to eating turkey jerky, which is fine if one doesn't have TMJ symptoms or other jaw problems. Being extra well-done, the chicken will surely be free of salmonella worries, so should be safe to eat.
Answered 9/28/2016
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