No, but I mostly do my grocery shopping at Aldi. The items there is mostly very reasonable prices and often below Coles and Woolies.
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One step away from being a bait.
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Welcome to the community @laurence.kearney23
Not the only food product some might use.
Possibly also the best use of everyday white bread - Bream and Sea mullet?
āBread Rigs ā Tackle Tactics.
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Carcass scrapings pretty much sums it up. I watched a Jamie Oliver documentary series some years back about school dinners (many British schools provide lunch for students). Jamie was campaigning for more nutritious meals rather than the deep frozen junk often relied upon, which was cheap and easy to deep fry, but had little in the way of nutritional value for growing bodies and brains.
One episode featured chicken nuggets, with footage from a factory that prepared them. Carcasses (after removal of breast meat, wings and legs) were hung and passed through a high pressure spray hose that blasted off the remaining soft tissue (shreds of meat, gristle, and anything else not bone), to be collected and compacted into nuggets.
I had rarely eaten chicken nuggets before seeing this, and have never eaten them since.
If more people were aware of what they consist of and how they are made, perhaps they would no longer regard them as easy and convenientā¦
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Re pigs; you forgot about the ācurl in the tailā ā¦ 
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They are toxic, make your own, at least you know what you put in it.
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Welcome to the forum hallibut.
That seems a little extreme. Is this just a way of saying they are unhealthy and you donāt like them or do you have reason to say that they are actually poisonous?
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I have never ordered āchicken nuggetsā as a menu item but have gotten to taste them when fast food companies include a few as part of a meal deal. To me they donāt taste like chicken but if I was forced to choose, Iād say KFC was better than Maccas. Would I order them on their own? Not likely. Bland and nasty spongey things.
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