These are a freezer stock item. We always keep boneless/skinless chicken thighs and breasts in our deep freeze. I've not done this before, but here's a recipe for anyone who eats gluten free: Start preheating oven to 425. Mix 2 Tbsp Dijon mustard and 2 Tsp honey in small bowl. Pat chicken dry with paper towels. Line sheet pan with parchment. Place chicken with sides touching on parchment, seasoning both sides with salt and pepper. Coat top of chicken with mustard/honey prep. Sprinkle with shredded Monterrey Jack cheese and cover with GF panko crumbs. Pat firmly into place. Cook 20-25 minutes until panko browns.

The quality of the chicken is excellent and the size after being skinned and deboned were really big compared to other stores. I thought I was going to have to use all for sections of the package but only had to use 2. I will definitely be purchasing again.

I use chicken thighs for food for my little poodle who has a collapsing trachea. I tried breasts but too dry for her. I make it with chicken, brown rice,fresh spinach from Sam’s, blended very fine so she can eat with out choking.

still trying to figure out what this is. purchased this item before and found the thighs large, meaty but a bit tough. they also look odd, large chunky pieces of chicken that don't bear any resemblance to the thighs I buy at other supermarkets. but it's half the price, meaty, tasty, and quiet useful for the recipes i use it in, salads, rice and veggie bowls, and the like. I just want to know what it is. capon? old birds? turkey? somebody help me out.

I really like purchasing chicken thighs packaged like this. No bones or skin to deal with. There’s about 4 to 6 thighs in each individual packet. This lets you bake one and freeze the rest. Since the packets easily detach, you can take one or more out to bake and leave the rest in the freezer. This is very convenient.

There are good for dicing up for casseroles or stir fry. Not the greatest for grilling because there are usually 2 or 3 per pack that are in pieces smaller than a whole thigh. There are usually some bone ends in each pack too. I attribute both to the mechanical separation process. It seems to treat these thighs harsher than other brands. These thighs also seem to be smaller on average than other brands.

Four packages of roughly three thighs each. Was whole thighs mixed with thigh pieces. Meat quality was fine. If you are planning to cube the meat, a good choice. If you are relying on the meat as uniform-sized thighs, maybe not ideal due to some of the meat being pieces.

Buyer beware, one entire section of each package was bits and pieces no whole thighs. The whole thighs were lackluster. Better meat at Walmart or dillons

Whatever brand Sam's used to carry that were packaged in the long trays were great. The Member's Mark (MM) version really misses the mark. The thighs are quite small and vary in size, some being more like remnants or scraps, some on the bottom even still had the skin on, many little chunks/nuggets in the package, etc. EXTREMELY disappointed. Sam's needs to quit replacing brands they used to carry with MM. We love almost all of the MM products, but some are absolutely not nearly as good (the battered cod is another clunker). We also really resent not having the option of brands over MM. We're now paying a bit more for chicken thighs at Winco, but they are the quality that Sam's USED to carry before they started soving MM products down our throats. We're finding ourselves buying more and more products at other places now. Very sad.

I absolutely HATE these new packages!!! They are difficult to open with scissors and not have chicken juice go everywhere--yay germs! The 4 "pockets" are also glued together so it stays folded together. Probably greay for Sam's not so much for custimers. Chicken is fine, sometimes there's way too much fat left on