skinless chicken
The average live chicken, once butchered, will lose approximately 20 percent of its weight. There is approximately 1 pound of unusable chicken parts removed from the carcass.
Variable according to chicken part and to organic seller is a way to describe the price of organic chickens per pound. For example, boneless, skinless organic chicken breasts cost almost 50 percent more per pound than organic whole chickens. An article published by Mitch Lipka Thursday, July 7, 2014, in Reuterslists organic chicken at $2.69 per pound from Trader Joe's and $4.99 from Fresh Direct and boneless, skinless organic chicken breasts at $8.99 through Whole Foods and more than $10.00 with upscale butcher shops.
The average of 82 percent, 94 percent, 89 percent, and 91 percent is 89 percent.
chicken percent
The average is 76%.
The average of 67 percent and 77 percent is 72%.
Studies show the weight percent yield for chicken cuts depends on the rearing system. That is different for each chicken breed farm so the number varies.
average of 72 percent and 89 percent = 80.5%average = (72% + 89%)/2 = 161/2 = 80.5%
Grade average of 89 percent and 93 percent averages 91% or an A-.
90 percent
A raw chicken egg contains about 75% water.