I'd have to agree with others. New packaging wasn't needed and the glue is very difficult to separate. And cuts are definitely a step down. Bone fragments, blood clots, tendons, etc. Should bring back the bulk pack. Quality was definitely better.

Love the packaging

The new packaging is worse than the old packaging. There are three chicken thighs in each compartment, One may be a large one and the other two may be small ones. Whoever's starting to cut these are leaving bone fragments in them. With the old packaging you can see what you're getting, The new packaging you cannot. I do not like to give negative reviews and I usually don't but I'm compelled to do so on this one.

I have been buying these fir over a decade to feed my family but dince 2030, the qyality has gone down more and more. Today i have decided not to easte any more money on these. Buyers be aware: there is a good chance you will have to cut bones, cartilage, and skin off of some of these "boneless skinless chicken thighs." Ive had entire bone in, skin on thighs show up in these packs. You will need to feel each piece, removing the shards of bones left behind before you cook or you may choke. These are very fatty and i often find the blood veins still in them so there is s pretty intense cleanup before i can even begin to prep these for cooking. Lots of the tough leathery grsy film left behind, too. On top of all these quality control issues, the chicken tends to go bad before its best by date so plan to use quickly sfter purchasing. At first I thought it was my fridge but i do not have this problem with meat from any other store.

Go back to the Styrofoam packaging. I don't need any more added preservatives liquid in my meat. And maybe offer fresh cut meat from the butcher like the good old days for the price of being a club member. I will never buy chicken from Sam's again until the original packaging comes back or is improved. We are human beings, not livestock, in which you can put unhealthy products on your shelf for us to buy.

I love that they have vac sealed these, I can just throw in the freezer without worrying about them getting freezer burn in 4 years! The old styrofoam packs, they don't seem to remain airtight for more than a year in the freezer, but these bad boys, oh yeah! I wish they wouldn't glue them in half, people grab them and go, hmm, does it come apart, then that rips a hole in the packaging where the glue is attached, and now the aforementioned Vac seal is garbage, then they just throw it back on the pile. You opened it technically, buy it!!

We have bought nearly all of our meat from Sam's for over 15 years. We have been very happy with the quality and value. However, since the packaging (and I presume processor) changed several months ago, it has been terrible. The pieces are cut into odd pieces. They are riddled with fat, skin, tendons, bones, and clots. I hope Sam's rectifies this quickly or I will need to find my meat elsewhere.

This is the worst chicken I have ever purchased from a grocery store. The new packaging makes it impossible to see the meat inside, so you don't know if you have 2, 3, or 4 pieces in each pouch of the packaging. Plus, the size variations in each pouch are a joke, and the quality of the chicken is atrocious. The pieces are so mangled. Several times, I have taken a bite and ended up with several shards of bone in my mouth. The pieces sometimes look like the entire piece (including the bone), has been run through a shredder. Again, this is not a one-time event. I expected more from such a big corporation, and I'm sure I'm not the only one that feels this way. Since we purchased it on our meat stock-up week, we have so much left in our freezer now because we don't trust it enough to eat it.

Slimy

I am very disappointed with the new boneless, skinless thighs. The packaging makes it impossible to see what your buying. The chicken is mostly torn up fatty pieces. Impossible to tell if you have a full thigh. I had to pick out many sharp little bones. Please bring back frozen boneless skinless thighs. At the very least, bring back the Styrofoam trays with clear plastic wrap so we can see what we are purchasing. I will not be buying any more chicken in these bags. Sorry Sam's Club, this was a bad move on your part.