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How many authentic chicken tenders does a single chicken provide?
Answer: Two
Why: Tenders are the pectoralis minor muscles, one tucked under each breast half, so a chicken yields exactly two.
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During which decade did chicken tenders become hugely popular in the US?
Answer: 1980s
Why: A tender is a real cut of the bird: the pectoralis minor strip beside the breastbone, so every chicken yields exactly two.
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Which country is currently the world's largest exporter of chicken meat?
Answer: Brazil
Why: Brazil shipped a record 5.32 million tonnes in 2025, more than a third of world chicken trade; the United States is second at about 3 million.
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Which sweet soy-based glaze is brushed onto tenders?
Answer: teriyaki sauce
Why: Simmering soy sauce with sugar creates a glossy sheen that clings directly to meat.
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What tough white cord must be removed from raw chicken tenders?
Answer: Sinew
Why: That white cord is the tendon anchoring the tender to the wing bone; it only toughens as it cooks, so cooks pull it out with a fork.
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Which fast-food chain calls its chicken tenders Chicken Supremes?
Answer: Bojangles
Why: Bojangles uses a distinct Cajun seasoning blend on its Supremes rather than a plain salt breading.