Iceland chicken

Hey everyone just want your thoughts on the chicken in Iceland that's advertised on the tv.Its the stuff on the tv that once its thawed out It's ready to eat.would make life so much easier

Its not bad, I've had it a few times. Its not that cost effective compared with Costco and I like to marinate myself so I know what's in it but like I say....its OK

in terms of nutrition fresh i better.
 
i believe those chickens are 110% chicken which means its been re-constituted with soy protein injections etc to give back its nutrients - not for me!
 
plus if you buy bulk at a butchers or costco etc its just as cheap fresh - £16-19 = 20kg

The amount you are going to eat, I would suggest getting something a bit more tasty for starters :-)
 
Obviously we can help ;-)

I couldnt eat that, Ive tried one before, but doesnt taste like chicken to me

Don't know if it's advertised on TV but I've bought the diced, cooked chicken breast from Iceland this week. Quick look at the ingredients and turned out it has less cr@p added to it than their regular chicken breasts. Had a portion last night and no problem. Yes it is bland but I'm prepping for competition and can live with it.

I sometimes get the chicken tikka that's cooked then frozen. Once de-frosted it's ready to eat. I think it tastes great.

I often get a bag of frozen chicken from Icelands if Sainsburys have run out, or are being greedy with the deals.... does the works for me, and while it tastes a little bland - nothing a little 'erbs n spices wont fix LOL

Hi jason. i used these chicken breasts a few yrs ago, to be fair, i actually like the taste texture, ok its not as can i say pure as say packed from supermarket or butcher's, but i actually made some pretty descent gains while using this chicken, may not be ideal for contest prep but i dont see any prob's with them, but try & use s-market chicken too, mix n match lol's.
try washing in cold water lightly boil them rinse of access then fry, seems to taste less salty(sodium i think)

yep the ready cooked frozen stuff is perfect! a lot less processed than most of the other frozen/packaged chicken in the big named stores - they do plain and tikka AFAIK, the frozen white fish fillets (cod/pollock) are really good too!