Just been to Sainsburys in Mere Green, Sutton Coldfield. 4 x Birds Eye Chicken Chargrills marked up as £0.99 from £2.75 but actually scanning at £0.69.
Buck buck buck buck-ing brilliant if you ask me..
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philouk
17 Mar 16#1
These are awful, a fresh chicken breast is far better for you and worth paying the extra for.
Duelling Duck to philouk
18 Mar 162#3
I disagree - chicken breasts is all pumped with phermemones and saliva to bulk it up and doesn't even come in a box but in a plastic bag and the plastic can leaks onto the chicken and causes canker.
thefboy
17 Mar 16#2
Char-grills? That'll be burnt then in normal speak.
rkl
18 Mar 16#4
I don't like these because they're quite greasy when you cook them. A better option is the Bird's Eye southern fried chicken in breadcrumbs, which is nicely spicy (enough to avoid putting sriracha sauce on them, which I do for their crispy chicken to spice up an otherwise bland product).
Roger_Irrelevant to rkl
18 Mar 16#5
Birds eye southern fried used to be good but now they're mushy and reformed. far better are "Diggers" southern fried ones, proper chicken breast and delicious coating. £1.49 for four in Heron or £1.99 in Home Bargains.
Roger_Irrelevant
18 Mar 16#6
:neutral_face: Wow, bet meal times are a hoot in your household!
DCFC79
18 Mar 16#7
These are being replaced by boxes of 5, not sure on price yet.
philouk
18 Mar 16#8
I buy my chicken from a butcher, not a supermarket. Supermarket meat is pumped full of everything. As for boxes v's plastic, i eat neither. The chicken, if any in these products is awful.
sossige
18 Mar 16#9
Unless your butcher slaughters on-site, you still have no gurantees as to the orirgin of your chicken..
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Buck buck buck buck-ing brilliant if you ask me..
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