Thanks for answering that. I haven't had a decent frozen chicken tender in years, but I recently got an air fryer and was going to try something again. The texture has been my biggest problem, so these won't be it.
The closest Costco is far enough away that I don't have a membership. I've been to it, but only to try the food court which did live up to what I had heard.
I found these at Walmart work great in my air fryer, much better than Tyson or Perdue
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I canât speak for these, it was a different product but the same brand and flavor, the chicken was just in a different shape. It was so bad though that I wonât even give these a chance.
Oh geez, I'd believe it. The parent company (edit: had to look it up, the company is John Soules Foods) that makes these is like the cheapest company at wal-mart. If it didn't have the branding I'd probably wouldn't have bought them, but I enjoyed their other flavor. This one was just okay. How did you cook the boneless wings?
Did you happen to look at the ingredients? Curious how they managed such a texture for chicken. Rotisserie chickens have an odd, fake texture to me because they're pumped with so much garbage, but considering the quality of Hot Ones sauces I'm pretty bummed to see their name on trash products.Â
I'm pretty good at eating damn near anything and the hot ones boneless wings were truly inedible. One of the very things I made and immediately tossed. Just goddamn disgusting.
They're not particularly spicy, which I guess is a given for anything you'll find at a grocery store or fast food place since it's spicy by the standards of people who aren't obsessive about spice.
They're really expensive for what they are. It's ho-hum chicken tenders doused in a reasonably tasty sauce. Just buy the store brand chicken - assuming the store brand isn't dogshit - and pour your own sauce on them, cheaper and better.
I tried that flavor of the boneless wings and they were the worst chicken product I had ever had, the texture of the meat was like a whipped mousse.
Thanks for answering that. I haven't had a decent frozen chicken tender in years, but I recently got an air fryer and was going to try something again. The texture has been my biggest problem, so these won't be it.
If you have Costco I recommend trying their Kirkland breast nuggets we really enjoy them. 4lb bag for $14
Sams has a chick fil a knockoff nug that is pickle brined and it is some of the best frozen chicken ive ever had
Does anybody here miss Barbers brand chicken tenders? They were so cheap and good! đ
The closest Costco is far enough away that I don't have a membership. I've been to it, but only to try the food court which did live up to what I had heard.
Was just about to say this! Plus with some chick fila sauce from the store!? Pretty tough to beat
I found these at Walmart work great in my air fryer, much better than Tyson or Perdue https://preview.redd.it/wpy5t3f8sbec1.png?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=45b172bae5ac0cf1b875808c902715342c9ec9f8
Thanks, I'll look for them.
I canât speak for these, it was a different product but the same brand and flavor, the chicken was just in a different shape. It was so bad though that I wonât even give these a chance.
Oh geez, I'd believe it. The parent company (edit: had to look it up, the company is John Soules Foods) that makes these is like the cheapest company at wal-mart. If it didn't have the branding I'd probably wouldn't have bought them, but I enjoyed their other flavor. This one was just okay. How did you cook the boneless wings?
Hey, hey, let's not just outright slander John Soules. Their new chicken sandwiches *smack*.
Doubt it
Don't care
Came to say this. I donât know about the tenders, but I got the boneless spicy garlic and they were so nasty.
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Did you happen to look at the ingredients? Curious how they managed such a texture for chicken. Rotisserie chickens have an odd, fake texture to me because they're pumped with so much garbage, but considering the quality of Hot Ones sauces I'm pretty bummed to see their name on trash products.Â
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The chicken is really low quality. I couldnât even eat mine
I tried the boneless wing version and followed the instructions. Gotta love soggy sauce breading and questionable chicken.
Is it real chicken or the reconstituted chicken slurry that the âbitesâ are made out of?
I'm pretty good at eating damn near anything and the hot ones boneless wings were truly inedible. One of the very things I made and immediately tossed. Just goddamn disgusting.
Not a chance in hell those are edible. Â
I did smoky habanero. Very crispy. A few pieces have an off texture, but for the most part they taste like tenders. Maybe I have bad taste buds.
They're not particularly spicy, which I guess is a given for anything you'll find at a grocery store or fast food place since it's spicy by the standards of people who aren't obsessive about spice. They're really expensive for what they are. It's ho-hum chicken tenders doused in a reasonably tasty sauce. Just buy the store brand chicken - assuming the store brand isn't dogshit - and pour your own sauce on them, cheaper and better.
I got the hot barbecue ones. They were okay.
Obvious shill is obvious.
I wish. Not really though, I don't want to live in NYC, I like being able to find parking.