Re: Chicken strips or protein in general

[Guest guest]

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> Looking for new meal ideas. I've been looking for grilled chicken

> strips veggie chik'n or regular chicken strips that are already prepared,

> cooked that don't have " nubbins " in them. I hate to bite into chicken with

> a piece of cartilage or whatever it is in it...nubbins I call them.

>

> Something to make sandwiches with, put on a ceasar etc? I think I've seen

> them cut up in strips in a bag before but I can't find them in frozen foods

> or in the meat department. Anyone have a good brand name and what section

> of the market they're in?

>

>

[Guest guest]

HIT Ssend too fast. we have a Sams Club, that has a frozen kind which is

good. Also if you have a chicken store? we have chicken stores that sell

mostly chicken and some frozen veges.

> Looking for new meal ideas. I've been looking for grilled chicken

> strips veggie chik'n or regular chicken strips that are already prepared,

> cooked that don't have " nubbins " in them. I hate to bite into chicken with

> a piece of cartilage or whatever it is in it...nubbins I call them.

>

> Something to make sandwiches with, put on a ceasar etc? I think I've seen

> them cut up in strips in a bag before but I can't find them in frozen foods

> or in the meat department. Anyone have a good brand name and what section

> of the market they're in?

>

>

[Guest guest]

I used to rely on Louis Rich Carving Board or Hormel Natural Choice, but

they're both sodium bombs, not to mention the " nubbins " situation (good

word). They started to gross me out. A couple of months ago, on a whim, I

bought a package of organic raw chicken tenderloins, put some olive oil and

seasoning on them, and stuck them on my Foreman grill. OMG!! That's

what chicken is supposed to taste like! I had totally forgotten! It was

literally 10 times better than anything pre-cooked.

If you grill them yourself, it only takes 5 minutes, and then you have a big

container of really delicious cooked chicken to use for the week.

> Looking for new meal ideas. I've been looking for grilled chicken strips

> veggie chik'n or regular chicken strips that are already prepared, cooked

> that don't have " nubbins " in them. I hate to bite into chicken with a piece

> of cartilage or whatever it is in it...nubbins I call them.

>

> Something to make sandwiches with, put on a ceasar etc? I think I've seen

> them cut up in strips in a bag before but I can't find them in frozen foods

> or in the meat department. Anyone have a good brand name and what section

> of the market they're in?

>

[Guest guest]

No chicken store and I never renewed my membership to BJ Wholesale, I don't have

a Sam's close by.  Stuck with Stop and Shop, Shaws and Whole Foods and even

Whole Foods is a pain in the butt to get to.  I wonder if the deli section sells

strips like that?  I HATE to grocery shop soooo much that I never linger in

there long enough to see what else is around that I'd like to eat. )

> Looking for new meal ideas. I've been looking for grilled chicken

> strips veggie chik'n or regular chicken strips that are already prepared,

> cooked that don't have " nubbins " in them. I hate to bite into chicken with

> a piece of cartilage or whatever it is in it...nubbins I call them.

>

> Something to make sandwiches with, put on a ceasar etc? I think I've seen

> them cut up in strips in a bag before but I can't find them in frozen foods

> or in the meat department. Anyone have a good brand name and what section

> of the market they're in?

>

>

[Guest guest]

You can find pre-cooked chicken strips in the deli section next to

the lunch meat. No promises about the quality, though.

>

> > Looking for new meal ideas. I've been looking for grilled chicken

> > strips veggie chik'n or regular chicken strips that are already

prepared,

> > cooked that don't have " nubbins " in them. I hate to bite into

chicken with

> > a piece of cartilage or whatever it is in it...nubbins I call

them.

> >

> > Something to make sandwiches with, put on a ceasar etc? I think

I've seen

> > them cut up in strips in a bag before but I can't find them in

frozen foods

> > or in the meat department. Anyone have a good brand name and what

section

> > of the market they're in?

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

yeah, I probably should just make them myself...that way I can do nubbin

inspection.  I'd rather eat the veggie chicken stuff but they're all breaded. 

Guess I'm gonna have to spend time in the dreaded supermarket and really look

around or just bite the bullet and actually " cook " something.

> Looking for new meal ideas. I've been looking for grilled chicken strips

> veggie chik'n or regular chicken strips that are already prepared, cooked

> that don't have " nubbins " in them. I hate to bite into chicken with a piece

> of cartilage or whatever it is in it...nubbins I call them.

>

> Something to make sandwiches with, put on a ceasar etc? I think I've seen

> them cut up in strips in a bag before but I can't find them in frozen foods

> or in the meat department. Anyone have a good brand name and what section

> of the market they're in?

>

[Guest guest]

>>I HATE to grocery shop soooo much that I never linger in there long enough to

see what else is around that I'd like to eat. )

....and if you hate to shop (as i do), depending on where you live, plenty of

groceries (at least here in the DC metro area) deliver to your home. you can

shop online. there are coupons aplenty to get $$ off to try delivery. (anything

to keep the rugrats and me out of trouble. it's harder to pass by tastycakes in

person than it is online ;-)

~sher

****************************

http://www.wrekehavoc.com

deus ex mama

a blog that slices, dices, and

makes julienned mac n cheese

[Guest guest]

Trader Joe's has a great pre-packadged chicken strips.

They are delicious, different marinades, all great !!!

Ivona

Chicken strips or protein in general

Looking for new meal ideas. I've been looking for grilled chicken strips veggie

chik'n or regular chicken strips that are already prepared, cooked that don't

have " nubbins " in them. I hate to bite into chicken with a piece of cartilage

or whatever it is in it...nubbins I call them.

Something to make sandwiches with, put on a ceasar etc? I think I've seen them

cut up in strips in a bag before but I can't find them in frozen foods or in the

meat department. Anyone have a good brand name and what section of the market

they're in?

[Guest guest]

lol.  The kids are out of school now so not only do I have to go to the grocery

store today but I'm gonna have my 6 year old " encouraging " me to get out of

there faster... " mom are we done yet?! "

Subject: Re: Chicken strips or protein in general

To: bodyforlifewomensclub2

Date: Thursday, June 19, 2008, 8:32 PM

>>I HATE to grocery shop soooo much that I never linger in there long enough to

see what else is around that I'd like to eat. )

.....and if you hate to shop (as i do), depending on where you live, plenty of

groceries (at least here in the DC metro area) deliver to your home. you can

shop online. there are coupons aplenty to get $$ off to try delivery. (anything

to keep the rugrats and me out of trouble. it's harder to pass by tastycakes in

person than it is online ;-)

~sher

************ ********* *******

http://www.wrekehav oc.com

deus ex mama

a blog that slices, dices, and

makes julienned mac n cheese