My daughter has asked for some chicken nuggets. Does anyone has a safe brand? Thanks.
Frozen Chicken Nuggets
Posted on: Tue, 01/14/2003 - 1:11pm
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We've been using Tyson chicken nuggets with no problems.
[This message has been edited by Linda-Jo (edited January 14, 2003).]
We also use Tyson without a problem. We use the nuggets, the honey batter tenders, and the strips.
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Be safe,
~Dawn~
We use Tyson too~no problem.
Hi, I emailed weaver and was told all ingredients are listed and the box does say contains: egg, milk, soy, wheat...
hope this helps!
Our PA daughter eats Morning Star Farms "Chick Nuggets"...of course we are vegetarians, BUT many of our non-vegetarian friends & family really enjoy them as well.
BTW, Morning Star Farms has an excellent "Allergic Consumers Warning" which lists allergens separate from the ingredients listing (also clearly labelled) on all of their products.
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Stay Safe,
Fran
Hi Reader,
last week I made my own nuggets. I just got so sick and tired of the reading the small print ingredient list and all those things that have long chemistry names, and it being after 5 pm so calling the mfr. was out of the question if I wanted to serve that night.
So I bought a pack of raw chicken tenderloins.
I dipped them in milk, rolled them in a mix of flour and safe breadcrumbs, added little salt and pepper, and set them on a baking sheet. Then I misted them with olive oil, both sides, and baked in a 375 oven for about 20 minutes, moist not dry.
I froze the leftovers (lots!) in a ziploc bag, (we only used 2 of them) and 2 nights ago grabbed 2 more and reheated tham in the microwave at 50% power, just to warm them, really. Absolutely delicious, and way more healthy. And cheaper. I am never going back to the other kind! I should have done this sooner.
(But it is nice to know that Tyson is safe, just in case!)
Amy
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Neil's Mom
We use Perdue. They're not frozen but I freeze them when I get home. I called them again this past year and was assured that Perdue uses no peanuts/tree nuts in any of their products.
I used Tyson in the past (about 2 years ago, but only once as that's all I could get at the time) but I never called them. It's on my list of "things to do!" For those of you who do use Tyson's, have you called or e-mailed them re the safety of their products? Thanks!
I'm pretty sure Empire kosher chicken nuggets are also safe.
Hampton House Popcorn chicken here. Kids love them, oh yeah!
We only use Perdue nuggets. But we don't buy the prefrozen ones. For some reason, all my kids (non-PA and PA) shun them. Only fresh will do for them.
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