Tender

0 as tender as chicken? 02br
00What's the context? It might also be a special part of a chicken... 0-

0 Is it simply soft chicken? 0-

0 Hard to say... What's the sentence? 0-

0 Hi Antonia, 02br
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00Could it be "chicken tenderloin"? I did a search for this, and got a few hits, though none described it. I found a picture though, and it looks like boneless chicken ***. 02br
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0 Ah, it might be the very very tender part of chicken ***, under the part that's under the skin? We call them 'aiguillettes" in French, they could be named "chicken filets"? 0-

0Yep, Abbie is right. I found the following defintion in an article criticising frozen chicken tenders. 02br
00Tenderloins, or tenders, are the narrow strips of white meat lying alongside the ***. 0-

0 Thanks, that's it. I was just writing my post when my boyfriend came in and asked why was I writing this post, when it was obvious that tender means soft, but I got an impression that it was a noun, not adjective, and I had to ask. Thank you very much 0-