September 9, 2011 Chicken Dressing

[CaliforniaMama]

Be honest, what's the first thing that came to your mind when you saw the IotD title?

Dressing/stuffing, that stuff that comes out of the chicken cavity or casserole at feast time?

In this case, chicken dressing means:


Austria

The idea for suiting a chicken came in a dream. A dream of a chicken that was covered with hair instead of feathers. Well, you can’t take a chicken’s feathers off and then glue hair on it – can you? This is how the chickenssuit came about.

Knitted

The inventors of the chickenssuit, this ingenious “piece of freedom“, truly believe that there is a real need for this world to suit its chickens.

Camouflage

a chicken is useful. it tastes good and it lays eggs - so why would we dress it? dressing a chicken means "secondary" domestication - first for use, then for love.

(from left: camouflage, knitted, Japan and hairy)

A project by: Edgar Honetschläger & Willi Mahringer

Chickens Suit taylor (sic) and designer: Ulli Kogelmüller


Please remove suit prior to cooking.