Chicken is juicy and fresh

To much fat, it was gross.

Loves the way they are packaged. I put these on the grill.

The packaging is awful. They leaked raw chicken juice all over my refrigerator. The chicken is not the same quality. Small, bad cuts of stringy nastiness.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So I after I cleaned it up , (as you can see, it still had Feathers attached to it!) and seasoned the chicken thighs, I seared them and set them to the side. Then I sweated some onions, garlic, and peppers. I then made my own Alfredo sauce to go with some angel hair pasta and beef sausage rounds. I had to cut off some fat and removed the skin. There was more than enough for my husband, my daughter and myself to eat for dinner. I think you have so much versatility with these thighs, that it is great!

I like the thighs I’ve always gotten at Sam’s but this are not like the ones from before They are packed in 4 individual bags, different sizes in each and sometime 4 or 5 or 6 in a pack LOTS of skin n fat - LOTS! The only way I’d buy them again is if I boil and debone they do not make a nice plating portion They are cheap though and I made a great broth

Pathetic substitution for previous product. Subpar quality. Inconsistent pieces broken bones making even cooking all but impossible. Extremely disappointing. Have given these new packages several tries and after many years of using yhe previous package. I am being forced to search for another supplier for a more consistent product. I have been a very loyal Sam's customer for over 40 years. This product is so subpar, it may cauae me to rethink my membership.

My heart sank when I went to Sam's for my weekly chicken fix and the only option was bags of jumbled chicken pieces. I hate those things for so many reasons! I went ahead and bought a pack, but they were as bad as I expected. You have to cut each bag open with scissors, then transfer the thighs to a tray or plate to sort out what you're working with (instead of leaving them in the styrofoam tray). Next, you have to de-slime them and toss the drippy bag and absorption pad in the trash. Finally you have to sort out the sizes, because they vary wildly. During roasting, the chicken released so much fluid (aka "retained water") that they were swimming in a puddle by the end of the cooking time. Steamed chicken thighs--yum! I've been buying the ones in the styrofoam trays from Sam's for decades, and they were the best around. It's so easy to start cooking when the thighs are neatly laid onto the tray, not to mention reasonably dry. It was easy to glance and see how many were in a package, and they were all pretty close to the same size. I won't be buying chicken at Sam's any more unless they bring the old ones back. : (

My husband is livid. We have been getting chicken thighs from Sam's for years. But since they have switched to this new packaging, which my husband also hates, the quality has gone down significantly. He thinks they're using scraps and throwing them in with normal pieces. I wish I had taken pictures. We won't be buying anymore, so I won't ever have any pictures of the mess he had to deal with.

ever since they changed the packaging the thighs smells nasty. ive bought about 5 packs over the past few months and the same thing every time. like they are bad. even if it weeks before the use by date. the old packaging the thighs didnt have an off smell when you opened it. I'm going to start buying my thighs from somewhere else.