I started buying the boneless, skinless chicken at Sam's because it has never has gristle or occasional small bones left in it like some I've gotten from grocery stores. It's packaged for a big crowd or it can easily be divided and frozen for smaller portion cooking. I've used these for baking chicken-stuffed recipes or if needed for shredded chicken recipes.

I eat a lot of chicken, and the thing I like best about chicken breasts is that the possibilities are endless! You can marinate them, you can rub them, you can eat them like a steak, you can make sandwiches out of them, you can make nuggets out of them! People always say breasts, because they’re white meat, are bland, but that’s what makes them so versatile: You can flavor them up any way you want! You’re limited only by your culinary imagination.

I love to buy these beautiful chicken breasts and grill them on the smoker. I put a BBQ dry rub on them and slow smoke them to perfection and they are so good!!! High protein + low carb dieters should love these!!! And, the Sam's price is unbelievable.

Huge size so you do have to account for this if cooking whole. No significant added water like some places do. Not a lot of flavor like all chicken breast. Good deal if you need 3-4 lbs of chicken breast and/or can save the rest. Since it doesn’t have the extra water they freeze well. I’ve made some nice meals with these. And some disasters. They won’t hurt or help your flavors. Like most of today’s chicken you have to season.

I love getting this value pack of chicken breast from Sam's. I usually get about 10-12 breasts (depending on the size). However this last pack had a small piece of chicken that was so mangled, I couldnt tell what part of the chicken it came from. I cooked it up and gave it to the dog.

I remember when chicken tasted different (better) and a breast wasn't big enough to serve 2. That aside, Members Mark chicken breasts are good, the price is better than elsewhere, and they aren't injected with broth; it's just chicken. Sometimes the trim could be better, but my dog enjoys the trims that I quickly zap in the microwave to cook.

This is usually pretty good for the price; however, the last few times I have purchased boneless skinless chicken breast packages I have had bones and have trimmed the equivalent of 2 breasts worth of scrap. The quality has significantly gone downhill.

This is a really good value. I season and repackage individually for the freezer or sometimes cook then freeze for fast meals. These are large chicken breasts but I never see white phosphates coming out when I cook them, unlike multipacks from other stores. They are all meat.

My package was 11 chicken breast pieces. Sizes are very inconsistent. 1 was ~9 ounces and one well over a pound. Also not trimmed well, some pieces have about an inch or 2 of the adjoining breast still attached. So if you are looking to make a nice looking dish you have a lot of trimming to do, or if you want to give everyone a whole breast, the sizes ...and cooking times! Careful trimming and cleaning up i was left with almost a pound of scrap, I maed a quart of stock. Cheaper at Shoprite per pond if you shop the sales.

Big enough to cut into tenderloin strips