Can I have corn fed chicken?

[skybluepinkalien]

Random question I know, and I may be over thinking this aspect.

 

Obviously chicken is allowed, but corn and corn products are not.

 

Obviously if a chicken has been solely corn fed, some of which will be retained in the tissues of the animal, is this type of meat allowed? 

 

I realise that generally apart from grass fed meat, all meat is grain fed to a certain extent, but obviously it is more of a mixture of grains as opposed to solely corn, so the remaining amount in the tissue would theoretically be less in a mixed grain fed animal, than in a solely corn fed animal. 

 

[ShannonM816]

Yes, you can have chicken that's been fed corn.

 

In an ideal world, where we all had access to it and unlimited budgets, we'd all eat pasture-raised chickens, but until that happens, do the best you can. You might want to take a look a the Rules vs. Recommendations post for more on what's required versus what's encouraged.