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Ians Chicken Nuggets

Cheri A

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Cheri A Contributor
Cheri A
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Just wanted to let you all know that I got B1G1 free coupons from Ians!

All I had to do was sign up for their kiddie program at www.imasuperfitkid.com

They sent this little packet of w/a sticker, a tatoo and info on their program that you can earn rewards for. I won't do that, but I signed up BOTH my kids so that I could get 2 coupons!!

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Thank you! I usually don't buy these since they are so expensive, but with a coupon I would. Thanks again for sharing.

mamaw Community Regular
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Hi Cheri A

those Ian's chicken nuggets will not hold a candle to the recipe you gave me.............I think I have had to make them about five times so far for the kids. They can't get enough of them and the rest of my non gluten-free family wants them too!!!!!!!

I'm trying to make them and freeze some when I don't have time to make them but they just don't stay around long enough I swear they smell them from miles away and come over....

mamaw

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Mango04
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While we're on the subject of Ian's chicken nuggets...I have to let everyone know, you absolutely should never microwave these things. Cook them in the oven! :) The microwaved version is unbelievably nasty in comparison!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cheri A Contributor
Cheri A
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Thanks Mamaw! I'm glad that you are enjoying the recipe!! We had them this week too and I sent the leftovers w/my dd on a sleep-over and a bag of frozen Alexia french fries for her and her friend to have!

I'll be using the coupons I got for the fish sticks ~ my dd does like them and I don't care to mess w/fish. It makes me sick! ;)

Cheri A Contributor
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Thanks Mamaw! I'm glad that you are enjoying the recipe!! We had them this week too and I sent the leftovers w/my dd on a sleep-over and a bag of frozen Alexia french fries for her and her friend to have!

I'll be using the coupons I got for the fish sticks ~ my dd does like them and I don't care to mess w/fish. It makes me sick! ;)

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