I cook up 2-3 breasts at a time, some of the breasts are huge so I cut them into cubes and bake them at 450 for 25 minutes, they come out really moist. After that, I simply weigh out 6oz per meal on my digital scale. What I don't use stays in the freezer, really holds up well & no meat spoils or is wasted.

I thought with the Tyson name and good reviews this would be an easier option than the fresh boneless skinless breasts that I usually buy at Sams Club. I was very disappointed. I will not buy this again or recommend it. Hoping if I make pulled bbq chicken in the crockpot it will be better.

Purchased in November. Thank the gods I decided to slice before cooking any of the chicken from this bag. There were bits of blue plastic INSIDE the chicken breast. Sam's Club was kind enough to refund my money. Tyson didn't seem too concerned about it when I contacted them. I'll be buying a different brand of chicken from now on.

I have bought this a few times. It is cheaper then where I was getting my chicken from. This bag will last me anywhere between 3 weeks to a month (single and tend to use for one meal during the day. For the most part excellent chicken as far as fat goes, they usually have really clean pieces in the bag. However the bags are not super strong and can be punctured causing freezer burn.

I'm surprised to see some complaining about the massive size of the breasts. If they were too small even more would complain. Just cut them in half if needed! Sheesh! I bought my bag o' breasts about two months ago and they unfortunately ended up at the bottom of the deep freeze. I found them a week ago and have been cooking them in the air fryer oven ever since for chicken breast sandwiches to rival ANY of the fast food joints. I marinade them in anything from dill pickle juice to garlic salt to teriyaki and anything else I can think of. I have zero problems with the large size. They taste great and are half the price of the big chain grocery stores. What's not to love!

The chicken tastes fine. Albeit, it is very large. The reason for the 1 start is I believe the labeling is misleading. It states 15% solution (water). I ran a test with two breasts. Frozen breasts weighed 39.51 oz. Thawed and drain water. The net weight of the breasts was 30.93 oz. That means it was 21.72% water. Basically, you need to increase the price by 22% to see how much you are paying for the actual chicken. Combine this with higher than average fat and extra parts; I am not sure this is as good of the deal as you think you are receiving.

We have bought this for some time but lately these are more like capon or turkey breasts! And once they thaw and you try to cut them into manageable size pieces, they are rubbery. You can feel that texture with the knife and it remains after cooking. Not very appetizing to bite into! Switching to fresh breasts and vacuum sealing and freezing.

I have always bought these for years. I have noticed in the last year or so that the quality has really gone down. When you cook them they exude so much water. I always have to cut off some dark vein like things as well as usually small pieces of skin or other bad things. I have decided to switch to fresh.

I purchase these to boil and chop up for a natural and cheaper alternative to canned dog food. I have 3 large dogs (75 to 95 pounds each). I used to spit a can of wet food between the 3 to put on top of their dinner each night. Now I use these. A 10 pound bag will feed them in this manner for 20 to 22 feedings. Approximately $1.00 a day. They love it and it is much more healthy for them.

We figured buying frozen chicken would be safe. I thawed two pieces in the refrigerator and cooked them to 165 degrees. My husband and I both had to spit it out because it tasted rotten. We tried it again with another breast and had the same result. We won't be buying this again.