What is a Rhode Island Red?

Correct answer: An American reddish breed of chicken

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Chezikeets
Chezikeets
Sheila Wilson, A rooster is a male chicken of any breed.
EliteLawyercat57024
EliteLawyercat57024
Scrambled, fried, poached, on steak, in salads, Easter Eggs! I could go on and on. Hurrah for the chicken - and my favorite, "Fried Chicken", Happy New Year!!!🎶
Player #21374632
Player #21374632
rinnypink, growing up, we raise our own chickens, so knew this, i would cook big pot of homemade chicken and dumplings,, fried chicken every Sunday for dinner with homegrown vegetables, don’t eat like anymore, family and food has changed, you notice that ?
ChampionNymph37634
ChampionNymph37634
We don't often think about how much chickens contribute to our diet. This question got me thinking about how many culinary uses there are for the eggs alone, not to mention the meat.
Player #13501314
Player #13501314
if I didn't get this i would be kicked out my state lol
Player #29793410
Player #29793410
Rhode Island Reds are excellent layers and the eggs they give are excellent.
Birdiemom
Birdiemom
rinnypink, how very odd...he most resembles a white leghorn!
Player. Ty
Player. Ty
That's where Brown Eggs come from! (P.S) There is no difference,,,, Just who laid them.😎
Player #2419805
Player #2419805
Rhode island reds is a great chicken to have
sassy
sassy
Now Chickens have no taste.
brickmartian
brickmartian
Player #21374632, I grew up on a chicken "ranch"! people laugh when I say that but, in my opinion farms are where produce is grown, which we also did, but a ranch raises livestock! We had over 8 thousand White Leghorn chickens and 4 to 6 thousand RHODE ISLAND REDS, as well as Cornish Rock Hens, geese and ducks! Y'all know!! A Ranch!!🥴
Cheryl
Cheryl
proud RI girl here!
Player #34764305
Player #34764305
wasn't Foghorn Leghorn a Rhode Island Red?
Player #23184202
Player #23184202
There is a monument to the Rhode Island Red in Little Compton RI, where they were first bred.
Vic
Vic
Player #21374632, yes, things have changed,,I also raised chickens and hogs, had a big family and a big garden, canned vegetables and black berries, peaches, boiled peanuts in brine in big black pot in the back yard, etc, had big Sunday dinners too after Church hours , many cousins, friends, aunts, uncles, in.laws stopping by to visit etc,, those good ole times are gone, i really miss them too,!
AgileXylophone1731
AgileXylophone1731
we have 131 chickens so we get awhole lot eggs
Scotti
Scotti
Player. Ty, brown eggs come from a variety of chickens, not just one type. Some varieties of chickens even lay blue and green eggs!
Player #9442102
Player #9442102
Birdiemom, I thought his name was foghorn leghorn. maybe he thought of himself as a Rhode island red!
Player #5100533
Player #5100533
Birdiemom, Hence the name.
Player #5100533
Player #5100533
rinnypink, I knew it because I'm Smart, & learned about the different breeds of Chickens.
Grillchees
Grillchees
Why did the Rhode Island Red cross the road?
UnfilledInertia8
UnfilledInertia8
EliteLawyercat57024, Thank you same to you 2019
freegal1776
freegal1776
[bobbo16], I prefer white eggs over brown. Making an omelette, brown eggs dont produce enough fluffiness and the taste is just a little too rich for me.