Ooooh, yummy!

A recipe was waiting in my inbox entitled Honey Butt Chicken.

I don’t know that I’ve ever eaten chicken butt. Chests, wings, and legs, yes. Nuggets I avoid on the principle I’ve never seen a nugget on a chicken. Maybe that’s where the butt ends up.

Of course, this could be taken in another way. Honey Butt and Chicken. This leaves me with several questions. What exactly is a honey butt, and do I want to eat it? Is it honey-roasted pork butt, and this is just cook shorthand? Does it have something to do with bees? Do I have to remove the stingers myself, or can I buy the bees pre-prepared?

(Honey butt sounds like something you’d say to your SO when other people are around and you can’t call them sweetass as usual)

Now I have a choice between pork/chicken and insect/chicken. With honey that came out of something’s butt. Or, alternately, a butt soaked in and/or filled with honey.

At least now I have a plan for supper.

(It’s actually butter. You’d think they’d notice a typo like that before they sent out the email :smiley: )

It’s a semi-mondegreen for Bob Dylan’s “Temporary Like Achilles”:

You know I want your lovin’,
Honey-butt, you’re so hard!

Ah, but in Beer Butt Chicken, they really are talking about the chicken’s butt.

I believe that portion of the chicken’s anatomy is known as the pope’s nose. I can’t make the link work right so you can just do your own damn google.

Mmmmmmm…chicken ass.

I don’t think I’m that picky when it comes to food, but chicken butt still doesn’t sound appealing, even with beer. I think I’ll stick with Rocky Mountain Oysters :wink:

Isn’t that what they served at that club initiation in “Lipstick”?