It's amazing how the food police/food experts fail to understand what ingredients mean. You do know almost everything listed is what's used for the batter?

Chicken Breast (50%) doesn't mean the other 50% they've 'not included' is a mystery meat. That's illegal.

Let me explain. It's 100% chicken breast, but the chicken breast amounts for 50% of the total ingredients of the dippers.

The other 50% is the water, flour, oil, breadcrumbs, salt, raising agents, starch and probably the others are all basic ingredients for the coating/batter/seasoning.

If the ingredients just said '100% chicken breast' and nothing else, the bag would contain that... just chicken breast.

I have voted hot, but am still a bit miffed that they assume I am going to dip them in something. I have extensively tried using them as skin grafts, boomerangs, suppositries, spark plugs and flippers. Even though the successes of the ventures (at I might add SIGNIFICANT cost to the lottery commision) have been poor the nomenclature of this product is just bloody-minded.

But at this price my experiments can carry on unhindered by the limits of my dole money. HOT HOT HAWSKIDOOO!!!

I doubt these bad boys have ever come into contact with any chicken

I don't need you explain & fully understand what ingredients mean. And as for chicken dippers made from chicken waste id rather lick my dogs **** than eat that ****

Try eating one cold, after cooking them. Better still knock your own up in 10 mins with fresh ingredients - chicken or fish much more agreeable...and you can tinker with spices too..

What do you mean 'bloomin obvious'? You were one of the people who slated it, saying it's "utter crud"!

I just can't see how it can be considered that when the ingredients listed are mostly what you need to make a batter coating.

Thanks for stating the bloomin obvious. Tesco chicken Goujons beat you to it on ther fresh, chilled, option......Never tried those either..:smiley:

There are two different types of these...

Breaded and Crispy (battered)

Which one was 50p and has anyone found it at any other store?

checked southport. full price =(

Tastes like chicken.

It's amazing how the food police/food experts fail to understand what ingredients mean. You do know almost everything listed is what's used for the batter?

Chicken Breast (50%) doesn't mean the other 50% they've 'not included' is a mystery meat. That's illegal.

Let me explain. It's 100% chicken breast, but the chicken breast amounts for 50% of the total ingredients of the dippers.

The other 50% is the water, flour, oil, breadcrumbs, salt, raising agents, starch and probably the others are all basic ingredients for the coating/batter/seasoning.

If the ingredients just said '100% chicken breast' and nothing else, the bag would contain that... just chicken breast.

Again! 50% chicken in chicken dippers can't Waite

Ingredient Declaration
Chicken Breast (50%)

Flour (Wheat, Maize, Rice)

Water

Rapeseed Oil

Breadcrumbs (Wheat Flour, Yeast, Salt)

Cornflour

Salt

Raising Agents (E450, E500)#

Wheat Starch

Palm Oil

Lactose (Milk)

Natural Flavourings (contain Celery)

# E450 and E500 are the basic ingredients of Baking Powder, which is used to make the batter light and crispy

Utter crud. Bit like a lazy post link.....

I doubt these bad boys have ever come into contact with any chicken

I have voted hot, but am still a bit miffed that they assume I am going to dip them in something. I have extensively tried using them as skin grafts, boomerangs, suppositries, spark plugs and flippers. Even though the successes of the ventures (at I might add SIGNIFICANT cost to the lottery commision) have been poor the nomenclature of this product is just bloody-minded.

But at this price my experiments can carry on unhindered by the limits of my dole money. HOT HOT HAWSKIDOOO!!!

good find op, heat added

Asda are getting rid of a lot of lines over the next few months

would imagine just a one off. Normally reduced to about £1.50 min when on offer- maybe not, and hopefully not, as its very cheap.