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Perdue Gluten Free Chicken Tenders

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GlutenStinks15
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So, I was in Pathmark the other day, and I saw a bag of Perdue Smart Choice Gluten Free Chicken Tenders in the frozen section. I decided to buy them and try them and WOW, they're really good! The breading is made out of rice flour, honey and a bit of brown sugar.

 

I gave them to my 13 year old niece (who has Celiac also) and she loves them too.

 

So happy to find something I can keep in my freezer for those crunch times, and also for when my niece comes over - I think she would die without frozen chicken tenders! (KIDS!) 

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cyclinglady Grand Master
cyclinglady
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I saw Tyson gluten-free Chicken Tenders at Publix this week.   Very nice indeed!

Adalaide Mentor
Adalaide
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I've had the Tyson ones, I found them at Wal-Mart I think. I haven't seen Perdue ones yet but I'll watch for them. It is always nice to have options. I love them for the same reason, they're good and quick and easy for those times when it cooking just isn't sensible for any number of reasons.

w8in4dave Community Regular
w8in4dave
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Wow!! Thats nice!! There is something that is quick. I make my own with corn starch and seasoning, pop it in the oven and ya got it!! But My daughter with 3 children, now she might really like that! 

GlutenStinks15 Explorer
GlutenStinks15
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I make my own also which I do prefer, but as we all know, sometimes there's just NO time!

 

Are the Tyson ones good? I will have to look for those.

LadyK Rookie
LadyK
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Cool! Gotta find those.

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