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67. This is the answer. My mom used to make chicken livers qhen she would make fried chicken

Sun Dec 28, 2025, 12:41 PM

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And my sister and I refused to eat the chicken if she fried it with the livers, thechicken would pick up.the liver taste and ruin it.. She had to cook the chicken first, then the livers. I think any liver is disgusting. I worked in a grocery store as a cashier when I was a teenager, it nearly made me gag to touch the beef liver or beef tongue.

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