One of my biggest concerns when it comes to a product like this is the quality. Usually, heat-and-eat items tend to skimp a bit in the quality category in an effort to keep the cost down. And, I honestly was expecting that to be the case this time around too.
However, the chicken was actually surprisingly decent. It was tender and, unlike some other, similar products we've purchased, wasn't fatty. This was, admittedly, a pleasant surprise for me.
I also found I liked the barbecue sauce glaze on the chicken breasts. When my wife first brought this home, I figured the sauce would be spicy and, because of that, we ended up making this as a meal for two and just prepared something else for the kids. As it turns out, however, the sauce, while a bit tangy and definitely well-seasoned, never reached a point where I would consider it overly spicy. And, because of that, I would be OK with my kids eating this if we were to buy it again.
Another thing we did like about this product was the convenience. We were using the microwave for something else so she made these using the stove. It didn't take too long and we were eating at a reasonable time as a result. This, again, was appreciated considering it had been a long weekend and we all wanted to get to bed early.
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DerdriuMarrinerMar 19, 2022
It's so convenient when preparation, price, quality and quantity cooperate. It's always helpful when frozen products respond beautifully to multiple ways of heating. For example, I tend -- apart for popcorn -- to avoid microwaving, which sometimes seems to affect the taste.
Would there also happen to be a Jack Daniel's barbeque glazed chicken-wing product for those who really like their chicken wings?