Inconsistent size thighs. Small and partial thighs. some packs have tons of water rather than product. Really dislike this packaging, I'd rather pay more....

These are always inconsistent is size and pound per square. They always have either bone, cartilage or a ton of fat on them. I’ve decided that it’s bot worth the dissatisfaction and just get them from the store and a name brand.

Small pieces. Don't recommend

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.

A meal prep must have

Good

I don’t like this new packaging of the chicken. I prefer the bigger packages where I can count out how many I’m gonna have in a meal and how much I’m really getting for my money. This new company they’re using you can’t tell how many pieces are in the package so you always have to thaw out two packages.

Probably the first negative review I’ve written for a Sam’s Club product. I preferred the traditional packaging. The chicken thighs were laid out flat, not twisted, and typically were full and thick. Now it’s hit or miss. I’d rather pay more at Walmart for what I can see (traditional packaging) than pay less for mangled thighs in a bag.

I do not like the new packaging at all. You can't tell how many are in the individual pouches. I end up take out more or less than I need. I understand it may be better for storing and only using what you need as you go, but when they were packaged in bulk before, I'd bring them home, divvy out the portions I want and vacuum seal them myself. I sent my son to the store to pick up chicken (like we always do) and with the new packaging he bought the wrong cut.

Very poorly trimmed. Bone fragments galore. Not worth the 2.5 x up charge