Love them, most like McDonald's we've tried. Just wish they carried all the time

Crispy texture reminds us of McDonald's nuggets, but definitely needs salted after done cooking. Was bland, even with dipping sauces.

I think these are as close as you can get to McDonald's Nuggets at home! I only tried them in the air fryer and they were very similar! I think if you deep fry them they would taste just like McD's!! So if you are looking for a nugget dupe definitely try these, especially since you get soo many for a good price!!

PLEASE NEVER GET RID OF THESE!! My son is a picky eater, asks for McD’s or pizza every day. We’ve tried every kind of nugget out there %26 these are the closest to McD’s, probably exactly the same. I could cry tears of joy that I finally found a nugget my child will eat.

This will be a very long review, if you dont like reading skip to the bottom. I rate these Nuggies as the best grocery store nuggies ever! they easily compete with restaurant quality. First off for those of you who dont know what chicken nuggets are... they are the remnants of chicken when whole chickens are processed. They add salt %26 seasoning along with oil %26 water, mix it into a paste %26 usually cook it %26 then bread it. these shards of chicken are undesirable in any other form, thus the invention of chicken nuggets. These nuggies are no different than the legal definition of a chicken nugget anywhere else. McDonald's has the best restaurant chicken nugget around according to most people. the main reason for this title is the breading. McDonald's has a tempura styled breading. most grocery store nuggets are a bread crumb or some form of panko breading. If you are discriminating when it comes to your nuggies then you've searched for a quality nuggie. sadly they are so very rare! most fast food restaurants other than McDonald's use similar breading %26 they all are awful!! in a pinch they will do. if you ever get that nuggie craving. but more than 6-10 of those limp often soggy nuggets sold in the grocery store freezer isle are an abomination to nuggies!! i used to buy these very nuggies from walmart until they were discontinued due to low sales. because they are raw chicken they were always stored amongst the raw meats area %26 to be honest most people seeking these types of snacks arent looking for them in that isle so they didnt sell enough for walmart to keep them. i semt many angry emails to walmart regarding this. im very pleased sams club brought these nuggies back. walmart would sell them in a small bag u der q pound size for around $10. this box is 5 pounds at around $15. its well worth it. as the texture, flavor %26 preparation of the nuggies are superior to all others ive tried. Brass tax, 5 stars for texture 5 stars for flavor %26 5 stars for price. you can brown these as much as you want. i like mine lightly brown as shown in the pics. i usually place these in my air fryer at 300° for approx 10 min for a full tray of approx 30 nuggies. at about 6 min into the cook time i flip them to brown on the other side. thats it. they tase surprisingly similar to McDonald's nuggies %26 cost a fraction of the price. they are ready faster than it takes to drive there or order delivery. these are the very best grocery store nuggies i have ever tried. never had a nuggie that was gristle or cartilage, never had one that was all breading like other brands. these are top notch. if you use an air fryer or deep fryer these are exactly like McDonald's nuggies!! well worth the price! thank you sams for offering these

Amazing. We bought two boxes last week and they are almost gone. DO NOT microwave them. Air fry is ok. Deep fried and they are just like that one burger place. We do add a dash of salt after frying. if you break down the cost of these vs eating fast food, there is no guilt in eating these anytime. They also work excellent in Chinese recipes. Orange chicken (smothered in simmered Panda sauce!), honey walnut chicken, or sweet and sour chicken. We have three freezers and will always have 5 boxes on hand now.

I'll only eat tempura battered nuggets. I've been ordering through food service companies ever since Walmart stopped carrying this brand. I'm really hoping Sam's makes this a permanent product in the freezer. i saved $ purchasing this brand, and they're just as good if not better than Tyson brand.

Based on the picture I assumed these were like McNuggets, but they are more like sweet and sour chicken minus the sauce. I cooked them in the air fryer and they were crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. The only complaint is they didn't really brown in the air fryer with the included instructions despite reaching well beyond 165 degrees internal temp. These are the best tasting frozen nuggets I've found. I definitely recommend!

These are very close to McDonald's chicken McNuggets! I did not oil fry these, but Air Fried them and these were actually pretty good. But like most things that are good, Sams Club will end up stop carrying them. I'm so sick of the crap Panko and and crumbly dusty battered chicken nuggets- which is all you find anymore. Please Sam's Club do not stop carrying these, but get rid of the other trash nuggets instead.

It did say Rib Meat but it still wasn’t what I expected when we bit into it. Hardly any meat inside. Appearance of fat. Next time put some meat in it. It smelled okay just biting into it was disappointing. It looked great on the box. Box was damaged. It was the last one on the shelf, but the bag was okay. I would not buy it again. I want a refund.