To ask you about my breasts?

[BananasInBloomers]

Breasts of chicken that is. I bought a pack of two this morning,and put them on my george forman grill a while ago.
A sort of greenish bile like substance drained off into the little tray. I'm scared to eat them now. I have cooked chicken on it before and never got that sort of stuff off it.

[mumblechum1]

There is no universe in which green biley stuff can be good.

bin them.

[Debsbear]

Mumblechum - not sure about that - I think the Sloveens (Doctor Who) might enjoy it! Not for me i'm afraid - bin them!!

[LaurieFairyCake]

If it's nasty, cheap chicken then that is the water it has been pumped with.

if it's decent organic/free range then it's probably gone orf.

[BananasInBloomers]

Should I save the green bile stuff and return my iffy breasts?

[HateBeingCantDoUpMyJeans]

I feel I'll just hearing about it, do they smell?

[Calamityboo]

Is there a smell too? Green goo can never be good in food!

[BananasInBloomers]

It says on the packet they are free range chicken breasts. Cost me ?2.85.

[BananasInBloomers]

They dont have that rancid sharp meat-gone-off smell but the bile stuff smells a bit chemical.

[Iggly]

YABU to cook chicken like that. Isn't it dry?!

YANBU to throw them away and complain.

[mummymeister]

Take them back. they are not of the nature substance or quality expected of a chicken breast. you want your money back at the very least. green should never come out of any meat unless it is past its date, has been re-packaged or has been contaminated.

[Dalliard]

I was going to say unhygeinic but realised I couldn't spell it, so I won't.

[BananasInBloomers]

Iggly not dry at all,its for my salad.

They are from Aldi so I have to bring packaging,breasts and bile to them.

[picnicbasketcase]

I wouldn't eat cooked chicken that has oozed green anything, I'm afraid.