Comments for Scott's Chicken Blog

Comment on “Pink Slime” or “Slippery Slope” by Neil Lesher

Neil Lesher — Mon, 16 Apr 2012 18:28:22 +0000

As a family who truely appreciates the finest products, we couldnt agree with you more. Retail prices are higher than ever, household incomes have been crushed, why should families settle for products that could possibly pose long term harm to their kids. When products such as Bell and Evans are out there, no one needs to settle for lesser quality. Bell and Evans is the epitome of quality, fair value, family friendly and consciencious about its customers well being. we salute bell and Evans continued efforts to maintain freshness and customer satisfaction. B&E products should be on every shelf and in every home across the country.

Comment on Raised without Antibiotics vs. antibiotic-free. Is there a difference? by Scott

Scott — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 20:59:06 +0000

All chickens sold in the USA are technically considered antibiotic free(federal law requires producers to make sure that there aren’t any antibiotic residues in the meat when they take it to market), but when we say Raised without antibiotics we mean just that…No antibiotics in the egg prior to hatch, no antibiotics in the feed, no antibiotics in the water, no antibiotics in the used litter. No antibiotics ever!

Comment on Raised without Antibiotics vs. antibiotic-free. Is there a difference? by Meagan

Meagan — Sat, 07 Apr 2012 11:21:40 +0000

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Comment on Corn Ethanol by Neil L.

Neil L. — Tue, 13 Mar 2012 18:59:54 +0000

Mr. Sechler,

Hope all is well. Firstly, my family is a huge fan of your products. My kids live on B&E chicken fingers (and fries). Would greatly appreciate speaking with you directly or via email. I have a phenominal suggestion which would undoubtedly do further wonders for the Bell & Evans line.
Thank you!
Neil

Comment on Do you need to learn a foreign language to read the list of ingredients in your food? by DAVID

DAVID — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 19:19:21 +0000

I am very glad to read that bell & evans chickens are air cooled. I was eating b&e and perdue. I no longer eat perdue. they are chlorine water cooled.

Comment on Let’s talk about raising chickens! by ron

ron — Sat, 18 Feb 2012 20:15:30 +0000

Raising chicken in your backyard can be a very interesting and unique hobby. Many people have different reasons as to why they choose to raise chicken. Some do it to get fresh eggs, other raise chicken for the meat, chickens are also invaluable for pest and weed control and finally they provide nitrogen rich manure for the soil.

Comment on We’re setting the new standard for farm animal welfare by Nanny

Nanny — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 00:00:28 +0000

I found you product by chance but I was glad I did, my granddaughter was just DX with Celiac Disease and I have been out of my mind to find foods she will eat because she is ADHD also. I wasn’t sure when I picked up your gluten free tenders what the outcome would be. Low and Behold she loved them and asked for more.
We take so much for granted when we buy food, who would ever think that almost everything we put in our bodies are basically killing us. It took me till now that I am actually forced to read the labels of food products it scares me especially when I can’t even pronounce the names of these chemicals.

I commend you for taking the time and the effort to change the way people look at food and the way you feed your livestock so that they remain as healthy as we will.

Comment on We’re setting the new standard for farm animal welfare by John Burger

John Burger — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 22:27:54 +0000

Just a simple thanks. Just bought some of your duck breasts at Whole Foods and enjoyed a terrific dinner. It truly makes a difference to know the animals we eat were raised naturally and treated kindly even in their slaughter. My grandfather was a German immigrant who came to farm in upstate New York in the 1920′s. My retirement dream is to start a small homestead where I can grow most of my own food.

Comment on We’re setting the new standard for farm animal welfare by Heather R

Heather R — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 16:44:07 +0000

I want to send along my sincere thanks to you and your team for adopting this new process. I make efforts in all my food purchasing to find the best choices both in terms of animal treatment as well as environmental impact.

I was always a fan of your chicken and ready to bake products, but now you have won my undivided loyalty with this move to the new system.

My only wish, you would be in more restaurants and locales and unseat those who are not making this move.

Cheers!

Comment on We’re setting the new standard for farm animal welfare by Margaret Weber

Margaret Weber — Thu, 28 Oct 2010 14:43:58 +0000

Bravo!!! It is a wonderful thing you are doing. You are a shining example and I hope that others follow your lead. This will end a great deal of suffering and all because you took the time to get informed and have a heart. I have already spread the word to my family and friends who also care about the humane treatment of animals. Thank you so much!