I love this large bag of chicken for the price! Its so convenient to just take out of the chicken breasts and cut in half to share with my significant other. Would definitely be purchasing this again!

I bought this last month and the chicken was tender and juicy. The breasts are huge so I actually cut some in half and it was still generous portion sizes. The price is great as well.

This is a horrible product! I purchased a bag of this Frankenchicken before, and decided to give it another shot. It was a bad call. Let me start by saying that the bag says chick, but what it really is, is a bag of work. After 25 years of preparing food professionally, I had to use all of my knowledge do make an edible product. I trimmed 2lbs of gristle, bone, fat and sinew off. Butterflied the pieces that looked like they came off of a bird that was old enough to vote. I beat it with a mallet until I felt guilty and had to go pray for forgiveness. It is now in pickle brine. I later plan to heavy bread it, using buttermilk as the wash and a heavily seasoned flour/cornstarch blend, then fry it in peanut oil. I will let you know how that plays out.

Each of these breast weighed around a pound! That is not a normal single serving. I have called the company and they told me what bag to buy and it worked one time and when I re-purchased the same item, the single serving was not in the bag. Each breast weighed a pound. There were 10 breast in the 10# bag. Also I had to trim the fat from each of them. This bag was $20. I expect to get what I paid for. Please Sam look for a quality product that is what it says it is.

I have a bone to pick with Tyson!! I remember some years waaay back when I use to buy boneless skinless chicken breast. I just pick a few out of the bag, let them thaw out, rinse, and cook. Now years later I take some out of the bag, grab my scissors and began cutting away excess fat, skin, and an occasional bone every now and then. Yesterday it took me over 20 minutes to clean off 3 chicken breast and I wasn't pleased. If you're going to charge $20 for boneless skinless breast at least give me what I'm paying for. Whoever is in charge of processing your chicken have become truly lazy over the years. Makes me not want to buy any since it nearly takes me a half hour to clean!

I had suspected getting the chicken tenderloins from the cold case (not frozen) were a better value, but this week, these were $1.99/lb, and the budget was tight, so I picked up two of these bags. My husband works 12 hour shifts as a paramedic, so he takes 3-4 small meals he can heat up between calls. We've been cooking a batch at a time on an indoor grill, then weighing and bagging them up so he can save a little time putting his lunches together in the morning. So, what I bought was 10lbs of chicken. I know there's a little water or broth in them, but what I ended up with after grilling was 4.75 pounds. I had thought it would be more like 7-8 pounds after it cooked down. Paying just over $4 a pound doesn't seem like such a great value. I thought I bought more than enough for this payday: 2 weeks = 10 shifts, so I need 10-12 pounds cooked. I bought TWO ten pound bags, so I would have thought I'd have at least 15 pounds of cooked meat, which is enough for him and a couple more meals for me and the boys. Evidently I bought 11 pounds of water and less than ten pounds of chicken, so I will have to go get some more chicken and figure out different dinners. I will not go this route again.

Good size, not a lot of fat, no antibiotics!

We used to get fresh boneless chicken to freeze but this is just easier and lasts longer in our household

I always buy two or three bags of these every month they come in handy if you want to put them in a salad or whip up a couple of sides,

We use a lot of chicken breast and this big bag is perfect for us. Plus, well Tyson is just a great product.