grocery store chicken nuggets for a crowd
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Anonymous
| when many moms would buy chic fil A. For a rotating snack/light food duty, what grocery store chicken nuggets are good enough (when logistics and budget won't allow me to get chic fit A, the popular choice)? |
Anonymous
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For kids? Whatever you can get in bulk for cheap. My kids 100% are not picky about their nuggets. Do not overthink this.
The ONLY thing I might suggest is to get GF ones if you think that there are allergies. The other kids will not notice the difference and the parents will sooooo appreciate it! |
Anonymous
| OP here -- this is for a mostly teen boy age group. |
Anonymous
| Trader Joe’s breaded chicken tenderloin. They are awesome and huge or Foster Farms |
Anonymous
| IMO teen boys prefer pizza. Then get some wings. |
Anonymous
| Oops, rereading that it’s a snack. You could do Whole Foods, don’t know if it’s cheaper. What about popcorn or pretzels. I’ve only seen one teen eat nuggets because he’s super picky, but maybe my boys and friends are weird. |
Anonymous
| We get the applegate natural ones (they also have gluten free). I prefer bell & evans but the kid does not and theyre $$ |
Anonymous
They don’t care- at all. Buy whatever frozen variety of nuggets you want |
Anonymous
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Why not just go to Costco and buy a big bag of whatever chicken nuggets?
Does it have to be nuggets? |
Anonymous
Thus, request for suggestions. |
Anonymous
| Foster farms from Harris teeter. |
Anonymous
| Teen boys? Costco bag of nuggets. Get two. They'll eat a lot, and there is no need to be fancy about it. |
Anonymous
Agree. |
Anonymous
If she doesn’t want to spring for nuggs she is spring for pizza and/or wings. |
Anonymous
CFA would be cheaper. |