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Ians Chicken Nuggets

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has anyone had these? are they good? I need things for a quick / snack lunch. I've been going all day till supper without eating because i can't find anything quick, I spend enough time making supper everynight lol

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my daughter and I love these. She actually likes them microwaved (YUCK!) but I like them baked in the oven. I also like the Fish Sticks. Just make sure you get the allergen free/gluten free ones because they do also make ones with wheat.

ebrbetty Rising Star
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woohoo fish sticks too..Thanks for the tip on checking the label

btw..I'm printing out your chicken nugget recipe as I type this..I make my nuggets with honey and 2 gluten-free cereals

and thanks again for the help on the mix :D

VydorScope Proficient
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My toddler does not like them. He much perfers Wellshire Farms gluten-free Chicken Nuggets. But everyone tastes vary of course...

Mango04 Enthusiast
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I love Ians Chicken Nuggets. I find you have to dip them in something, even if it's just ketchup - and that makes them much better.

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We eat the Ians chicken nuggets and the fish sticks. They are good. I keep looking for a product from Ian's that is a gluten-free mini corn dog. I can't wait to try those!

Hez

ebrbetty Rising Star
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I'm getting some tomorrow :D going to have them with tater tots..like eating junk food again lol

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They are ok. But my fave are Wellshire Farms nuggets.

tarnalberry Community Regular
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my husband and I prefer welshire farms chicken nuggets because they have more flavor - that may be a reason that some people *don't* like them, though.

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I have never had Ians or Wellshire Farms Chicken Nuggets. Can you buy them at 'normal' grocery stores??

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I have never had Ians or Wellshire Farms Chicken Nuggets. Can you buy them at 'normal' grocery stores??

In Nashville, I have only seen them in Wild Oats so far.

angel-jd1 Community Regular
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I buy the chicken nuggets and the fish sticks on occasion. They aren't anything that I buy on a regular basis. They are more of a "treat" junk food for me.

-Jessica :rolleyes:

has anyone had these? are they good? I need things for a quick / snack lunch. I've been going all day till supper without eating because i can't find anything quick, I spend enough time making supper everynight lol
ebrbetty Rising Star
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thats what I miss " junk food" maybe it'll help me put some weight on, down to 103 and I'm 5' 6 " had to stop using my glider for fear of loosing more

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anyone know if you can get wellshire in Canada?

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