Yes, the white stuff in chicken is safe, according to Greive and Curlett. The white stuff on the outside of your chicken is the same juices you’ll find inside, which are perfectly safe to eat.

Yes, white stuff can ooze out of chicken when you boil it too. No matter the method, chicken shrinks and tightens as it cooks, pushing liquid proteins out of the meat.

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White striping is primarily found in breast meat, which is prized in North America for its low fat content. While adding more fat to chicken breast might make it taste better, the Humane League argues ...