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.

A little on the pricer side and you can get really varied cuts and protein content relative to total weight. Good otherwise

There is nothing wrong with the chicken. I gave 3 stars because i am not a fan of their new packaging.

I purchased both organic and regular boneless skinless chicken thighs. When I opened the packages there were pieces with bones and skin. In fact one package had four thighs and ALL of them had complete bones in the pieces, with full skin. I opened a total of 3 packages of these thighs, and only 1 had no bones or skin, I have noticed that the quality of Sam's meat has deteriorated in the last year, but now it is to the point where I will carefully think twice if I ever purchase meat or poultry again, This has never happened before with bones, but the quality of the thighs has significantly worsened.

Sams Club rotisserie chicken is by far my favorite. The size for the price and flavor is perfect.

Always a staple in our freezer

Pay double for it to be boneless and it has bones. Not big bones, tiny ones that you might not notice. Little bones someone could choke on. Been buying this chicken for years and never a problem until recently.

Always great price, quality and tasting.

I purchased Members Mark Skinless Chicken Thighs today and made Creamy Tuscan Chicken for dinner. I love the packaging, one of the single units is perfect for 2 people. Being all-natural with no added chemicals is a plus.

Soaked absorbent pad adds inedible weight that you pay for. It doesn't have to be that way, I've bought chicken in other packaging from other places that doesn't have or need those big wet pads underneath, it's rather a scam, actually.