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Chicken Feet Soup for the Soul So I forget why he makes it, but every other week my healthy-eating roommate Josh boils up an evil concoction made entirely from slow-cooked chicken claws.  I remember him explaining it to me one time, but that’s all I remember.  It eventually makes a gelatin that he later turns into a drinkable broth.  Which he drinks. Does anyone have a guess as to the benefits of Chicken Voodoo Soup?   I’ll ask him in the morning and let you know what I find out.  My guesses are: It makes him more powerful, similar to when Aztec warriors would drink the blood of their battle victims. Did Aztecs ever do that type of thing?  After saying that I’m not so sure. I do remember in grade school learning about a game that the Aztecs would play that was like a cross of handball and basketball, and the teams that lost would be killed. I think that same year I did a report on maize and brought in some delicious homemade cornbread,  “Just like Aztec cornbread!  Except it wasn’t made a thousand years ago!”

Chicken Feet Soup for the Soul

So I forget why he makes it, but every other week my healthy-eating roommate Josh boils up an evil concoction made entirely from slow-cooked chicken claws. 

I remember him explaining it to me one time, but that’s all I remember. 

It eventually makes a gelatin that he later turns into a drinkable broth.  Which he drinks.

Does anyone have a guess as to the benefits of Chicken Voodoo Soup?   I’ll ask him in the morning and let you know what I find out.  My guesses are:

  • It makes him more powerful, similar to when Aztec warriors would drink the blood of their battle victims.
  • Did Aztecs ever do that type of thing?  After saying that I’m not so sure.
  • I do remember in grade school learning about a game that the Aztecs would play that was like a cross of handball and basketball, and the teams that lost would be killed.
  • I think that same year I did a report on maize and brought in some delicious homemade cornbread,  “Just like Aztec cornbread!  Except it wasn’t made a thousand years ago!”