Yummy, yummy, yummy. Sam's Club in-house Chicken Salad is one of the best tasting chicken salads ever. My fave is to eat it on crackers. I have served this chicken salad at parties, and it is always a hit.

Great taste but I like to add more rotisserie chicken and some chopped celery. Get the least expensive weight and purchase a whole chicken to add to the mixture. There is plenty of sauce in the chicken salad to compensate.

This is one of the times I grab if I'm short on time and want a healthy lunch or dinner option. Has lots of serving versatility and is just plain delicious.

My husband and daughter love this chicken salad. They like to put some in a bowl and eat it just like a salad. It is a chunkier salad, so to put it on bread makes for some large bites to eat it like a sandwich.

I was not pleased with the taste. No flavor and very bland. Took one bite and threw the whole container in the trash. There are two other chicken salad products, in Sam’s, that are Way Better.

Size is great, way too much celery though maybe add some shredded carrots. This is good if you don't have time to make any and you can taste that it's fresh chicken than from a can. Tired of all the chewy style of meats and want something that tastes fresh this is something to get quickly. Might want to add some pepper.

Hit or miss. Sometimes really good and sometimes meh. Rarely 'bad' unless there are chunks of chicken cartilage. Buy the whole rotisserie chicken, mayonnaise, onions, celery, +S&P and make your own chicken salad with free recipes. The cost per pound is less than 1/3 of this pre-made option. Requires <1hr prep. Stop being lazy!

I usually purchase this on Sunday’s to start the week off. The recipe for this is a good mix. The whole family enjoys it and we normally pair it with Sam’s buttery croissants. We get several sandwiches out of our package and feel it’s a good value for the money.

This used to be go-to awesome, now... not so much. It's either too salty, or just out and out bland. The chicken doesn't have nearly as much flavor as it used to, it now tastes like defrosted frozen week-old dry chicken, mayo, and celery. Honestly, at $5.99 per lb., it's just not worth it.

The recipe seems to have changed and not a fan of sweet pickle relish in the chicken salad. Please remive it.