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100% Chargrilled Chicken Fillet. Delivering hunger satisfaction with every bite.
Once great, but not anymore! I used to buy 10 of these a week as lunch box snacks, but the last twice I've bought them from sainsburys, they've seriously gone down hill, Chicken was tough, and slimy, so bad I had to throw them out. Won't be buying again, looks like cost cutting has won again!
Wow this is a great idea for a simple snack, these chargrilled chicken fillets taste great and are really handy for a quick ready to eat snack and only 45 Calories, if you haven't tried them get down to the supermarket.
This chicken is absolutely gorgeous, spicy is my favourite but the ordinal is also good. We are a healthy but very busy family & these chicken fridgepacks are great for pack lunches or just a quick snack! They definitely tie you over until your next meal!
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