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How To Cut A Whole Chicken Into 8 Pieces In Under One Minute

How To Cut A Whole Chicken Like A Pro
Rachel Moss
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Buying a whole chicken rather than individual breast and thigh pieces is usually better value for money.

So if the effort of cutting up a whole bird is the only thing putting you off, you need to check out this video from chef Thomas Joseph.

Joseph explains how the professionals cut a chicken into eight pieces in under a minute.

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