The fresh Chicken Brest has been my go to protein for years.Alway fresh and price per pound is the lowest I find anywhere, making it a great value. The new packaging makes it so much better! I was repacking to freeze into smaller servings, now I just tear on the dotted line. Bonus, quality and consistency of the chicken, excellent!

I find the Member’s Mark 8 count chicken breasts conveniently packaged in separately sealed two breast portions. I can put any or all four portions in the freezer where I can grab the amount I need at anytime. I saw these one afternoon while leisurely wandering around the club. I buy these chicken breasts whenever I’m shopping.

These are not bad however; I do miss the other packages that the boneless breasts came in before. The previous packages had more and were much bigger.

The chicken is chicken! it taste good but I love the way they package it so you can break it up. You can use some and freeze some of it. Use some of it without actually opening the entire package. I find that very helpful when I stock up on chicken to make dishes.

Quality chicken, but the packaging could use some adjusting. Be cautious tearing apart along the perforation. The perforations can misdirect easily and then tear the packaging that holds the chicken. Also the adhesive that holds this package together is convenience for transport but also have the potential to tear the packaging.

Not a fan of the new packaging as it is still relevant to break apart the packaging in order to make smaller portions for a freezer. While Sam's Club prices are great for those looking for a consistently priced product. Their chicken breast, while cheap per than most, are not the ultimate purchase anymore. Some grocery change, for example, price chopper, start at three dollars a pound and will eventually bought out at $1.50 when they clearance it. It is very easy to tie purchasing with them to get the 1.50. I will still purchase Sam's Club chicken breast when I'm looking for bulk purchases, or the timing is right to load my freezer and it is convenient. But in a perfect world, I might not fill up as often from Sam's Club.

Check all packages carefully.... didn't notice that one was ripped and all of the liquid had leaked out prior to purchasing.... bag was dry.

Quality of the meat if fine but multiple purchases have been ruined due to ripped and unsealed packaging. Best to closely inspect packaging before purchase and before storage

I do not know what has happened but I have to trim so much fat off these. Then to top it off, the two breast per package are never even close to the same size. I have to open every package, weigh them and pair them up to be used. The quality has definitely gone down.

When I removed these from the package there was a lot of water and a large wet "diaper" in each section. I weighed the chicken breasts on my digital scale and found I only received 82% of what I had paid for.