This is a regular staple in our household. We heat it up on the pizza stone in the oven and add it to salads, make wraps, or just dip it in honey mustard sauce. Every now and then you get a piece that has too much batter or a cartilage-like substance but overall it is a great value.

My mom would buy all the Tyson frozen bags when I was younger. Anything that had to do with chicken she would always have it in our fridge. One of my favorite memories was coming home from school and she had a big hot plate full of chicken ready for us. Still one of my favorite and to this day we still buy these

I find these crispy chicken strips to be especially crispy when I fix them in the air fryer which is great. I do find the breading to be a little slimy at times and the taste can be a little off as well. Overall, these taste good if you fix them with something as (I.e as part of a wrap or salad) but they are not my favorite on their own.

Very easy to heat up and stores well. I don't have a microwave, but heating this up in the oven has been very tasty - I would say almost as good as fresh chicken fingers. they pair up well with any dipping causes and make great chicken finger sandwiches!

Yes, they are great chicken strips. No, I dont think the price is worth it. Don't get me wrong, Tyson has some great products (including these chicken strips) but, when you purchase the bag and open it... it's less than halfway full, and when I bite into a grisly piece I get absolutely disgusted! Not worth the heafty price tag!

There's more flavor in the breading, with presence of black pepper and buttermilk. The chicken does tend to get a little stringy towards the ends of the tenders, but that's to be expected overall, the meat is juicy and of rather impressive quality. Plus, the consistency of the crispness is huge.

Tyson chicken strips make a great quick meal or snack. They have a great taste and the breading gets nice and crunchy. I eat them on their own or chop them up to add to my salads or wraps. The chicken is nice and juicy. I keep these in stock in my freezer.

I have bought these twice since Covid started, only because Sam's Club quit selling the other Tyson chicken strips that must be cooked. I will not buy them again. They are very heavily breaded and precooked, but you still must cook them as long as you do the raw ones. Many pieces in the bag are just chunks of breading with no actual chicken inside all of them breading. Since they are precooked, the breading gets overcooked and is very hard.

I like to cook these chicken strips in the air fryer to get them extra crispy, without having to deep fry them. I enjoy mine with a side of honey mustard or some barbecue sauce. Easy to make, great for a quick meal, and both the kids and the parents love it! 

Dere's nothing better dan nicken! When da hoomans fix dis kind ob nicken, dey puts barbecue sauce on dere's first. Dey always leaves a strip or 2 wiffout barbecue sauce to tear apart for me since is mine most favritest food & I no is can eats bbq sauce (or so says dem hoomans)! Dese nicken strips is yummilicious!