Tyson Fresh Chicken Leg Quarters, 10 lb

Rotten went to the went to Walmart store and the whole section bags of that chicken leg, quarters stuck through the bag. I told the meat manager about it also the meat and steaks that were on the in the meat case a lot of it was brown and turning color, I pointed them out to him too unbelievable.

These leg quarters are significantly larger than the average chicken leg quarters; they're closer in comparison to 'turkey' leg quarters than that of a chicken, but please don't make the mistake of thinking they are tough or inferior tasting because they are not. They can even be fried, but it just takes twice the amount of time to fry it, so you're better off either baking or stewing these. ...Because it's certainly well worth the money to buy them since they are less expensive than other chicken products.

once you trim off the backbone, tail, and fat you end up with about 1.5 pounds of discard before you even cook. factoring that and the bone weight, you're not getting as significant bargain as you're led to believe. still a decent price if you're willing to deal with the waste in your garbage can

I must confess I was not happy with this at all. When the chicken quarters arrived, they were in a bag filled with water and bloody fluid. I later learned that vinegar and fluid is added to the bag for some reason. It was very inexpensive and to their credit walmart refunded me. I thought I'd try it because I use chicken thighs for cat food but not this time! I bought some chicken thighs instead and they were fine.

I purchase this product to cook for my dogs. I am not a fan of Tyson chicken products because Purdue is much cleaner chicken. You guys no longer sell Purdue for some reason so we're left with Tyson. My dogs often just leave it in the bowl and not bother much of the time. Tyson has much larger pieces than Purdue and the bagged chicken you sold before going with Tyson. Overall I am dissatisfied