תּוספֿתּא אויף דברים 14:26

One may purchase wild animals and fowl [in Jerusalem] for "meat for one's craving" (see Deut. 12:20 and Deut. 14:26), but not for peace offerings. From the time that they decreed that "meat for one's craving" defiles the hands, they said, one may not purchase a wild animal for "meat for one's craving," but one may purchase fowl for "meat for one's craving." Rabbi Elazar ben Yehuda, a man from Avlin (אבלין) says, one also cannot [purchase] fowl for "meat for one's craving," since all the wine-pressing is done on top of "meat for one's craving" that is impure vis-a-vis consecration and pure (alt., "impure," Lieberman) for terumah.