And The Winners Are…
Brand manager at The Best Dressed Chicken Arielle Oliver (right) presented Thursday Food readers Andy Bailey...(Photo: Karl Mclarty)
Food, Lifestyle, Thursday Food
November 30, 2023

And The Winners Are…

Congratulations to Thursday Food readers Meisha-Ann Mitchell and Andy Bailey who collected their Thanksgiving Hampers courtesy of The Best Dressed Chicken from Arielle Oliver, brand manager at the Best Dressed Chicken.

Both Bailey and Mitchell submitted correct answers to the question:

What’s the science behind brining?

The correct answer: Osmosis and salt ions penetrating chicken cells.

…and Meisha-Ann Mitchell with their Thanksgiving Hampers. (Photo: Karl Mclarty)
The Best Dressed Chicken Thanksgiving Hamper (Photo: Naphtali Junior)

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