42 Birdseye chicken dippers - £2.50 @ Tesco

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42 Birdseye chicken dippers £2.50 @ Tesco.

£2.50 Tesco25 Dec 15

Source: HotUKDeals | Deals > Groceries

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Monkeybumcheeks

21 Dec 15

Good price for these.... shame my freezer is full !

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Chanchi32

21 Dec 15 7 #1

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Monkeybumcheeks to diamond321

21 Dec 15 3 #10

Don't buy them then :smirk:

All comments (23)

Chanchi32

21 Dec 15 7 #1

GoNz017

21 Dec 15 2 #2

Ditto, full freezer and these were the last thing on my list. Good price thanks, will have room tomorrow :smiley:

AnotherDave

21 Dec 15 1 #3

How long is the offer on for? Could be handy nibbles for a New Year get together

Monkeybumcheeks to AnotherDave

21 Dec 15 1 #4

04th Jan.

Monkeybumcheeks

21 Dec 15 1 #5

Ribeyed to the max :laughing:

beaniebowen

21 Dec 15 1 #6

Just bought!

Monkeybumcheeks

21 Dec 15 2 #7

Tough crowd today !
You can tell the flamedeer have buggered off :laughing:

scapton

21 Dec 15 #8

good price :smiley:

diamond321

21 Dec 15 #9

Processed & full of gristle :disappointed:

Monkeybumcheeks to diamond321

21 Dec 15 3 #10

Don't buy them then :smirk:

mamboboy to diamond321

21 Dec 15 1 #13

When I make my own chicken nuggets I put the meat into a blender. It makes it easier to shape specific sizes and it lets you add in seasoning, plus it's more succulent when cooked IMO. Using whole cuts of chicken breast for nuggets can result in them being a bit dry.

As Birds Eye state, the rest of the ingredients are for the batter.

And gristle? In chicken? Seriously?

eset12345

21 Dec 15 #11

so then, what part of the chicken is the ';dipper' from?

brainbug100 to eset12345

21 Dec 15 #12

the same part the burger comes from beef

Monkeybumcheeks to eset12345

21 Dec 15 1 #14

The cockadoodledoo :laughing:

diamond321

21 Dec 15 #15

Don't worry I don't ... my daughter had them at a friends and spat out a lot of gristle, not just a little, but rather a lot ... so just a heads up :wink: I always make my own.

mariefindlay

21 Dec 15 2 #16

There's always one in the perfect parent brigade

Monkeybumcheeks

21 Dec 15 2 #17

Thanks for the heads up, I shall bear that in mind as I chomps my way through them.

Cheers.

shanzVIP

21 Dec 15 2 #18

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Thanks MBC, that's the kids lunch sorted for the rest of the holiday :stuck_out_tongue:

Meathotukdeals

21 Dec 15 1 #19

50p more in morrisons if it helps anyone but don't know for how long.

AnotherDave

23 Dec 15 1 #20

Thanks

diamond321

23 Dec 15 #21

Yes seriously there is gristle in chicken that is not 100% breast and unfortunately Birds Eye Chicken dippers are processed and not 100% breast, hence they can use a lot of fat and gristle

diamond321

23 Dec 15 #22

Yep ... there sure is :smiley: ... after thinking my daughter was slightly over reacting I bought a packet and believe me they are disgusting and she wasn't wrong ... they were full of chewy gristle :disappointed:

diamond321

23 Dec 15 #23

That's very kind of you :smiley: have a lovely Christmas! I hope you enjoy your nuggets.

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