Plant Chicken Tenders

Bought these as I thought they were a new product. (These were 5.99 and

the original pieces were 7.49 and they are both 8 oz.).

Other than being longer, and therefore less individual pieces, and a difference in packaging I believe these are exactly the same as the original pieces.

That being said, go get these! They are so good! I’m a huge fan of soy-based meat products; these are mainly soy and seasonings. They brown up nicely. Seasoned minimally so you can flavor them for whatever dish you are preparing.

I suppose the only downsides to purchasing this one is 1) perhaps you want small pieces for your dish or 2) you don’t want to use the whole packet and would like to reseal it. For the price difference I’ll happily cut the pieces and I don’t think I’ve ever not finished a bag in one meal so I think I’m set! 😊

Still one of the best tasting chicken I know. The packaging is different and there

is more chicken. They are on sale at sprouts for $2.99 . I don’t know why sprouts is discontinuing most of its Vegan meat stuff. Does anyone know?

These vegan chicken tenders tasted good but they came out very dry, probably because I

baked them too long. I’ll give them another try since I’m sure this was user error. Very convenient for a quick meal.

Update: I made them again following the package instructions and they came out well. Not dry but not a lot of chicken flavor. The texture was pretty close to chicken.
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Surprisingly limited ingredients. Tastes okay, texture ok but a bit rubbery I think. Low in

fat, high protein. High sodium compared to the calories per serving. I used this to make fajitas. They are versatile and can be used to make many dishes. I got these at Grocery Outlet a while ago, I think for $1.99 or something like that. I'd buy it again at that price but I wouldn't pay full price unless there were no other options.

These are pretty good. Taste and texture is pretty similar to real chicken.