Wild Planet - 有機ロースト鶏胸肉塩は追加されません。 - 5ポンド

This is really the only second healthiest option available, other than vegetarian and vegan foods. Half a can provides 12 grams of protein. Yes, it is similar to canned tuna, but without the fishiness. Could it remind you a bit of canned cat food? Possibly but it's way better than tuna if you ask me. I have trouble with my nose detecting "wet dog smell" when it comes to after tastes/smells from dairy and meat. This doesn't really have that, if it does, it's very subtle. Yes, it tastes like a canned item. So what. The chicken is fine ground and pressed into a very compressed pate' so if that is not your thing, you might avoid this. I personally am very grateful for having a low sodium source of pure protein that has nothing else added. It is excellent mixed into salads/pastas, "tuna salad" sandwhiches, and frittatas!

Unlike other my chicken was chunks. Woulda liked the pate more. Why was it chunky! I mean big globs the size of my palm! Oh well. It was delicious! Thank you wild planet, you care about the planet as well as people with kidney issues and high blood pressure, ty for low sodium. I tried starkist chicken first in the pouch, it tasted like tuna, yuck. I highly recommend wild planet chicken. Recipe: Canned wild planet roasted chicken Sara Lee 5 grain delightful bread Avocado mayo Canned mushrooms An onion Relish Lettuce Tomato Avocado mayo only on bread both pieces. Make sure to saute your onions and mushrooms together and then place in fridge to get cold, unless ya like hot chicken salad sandwiches. Once cold, put on bread and make your sandwich, 😋🤤 I would buy again, but wish it was a little cheaper. I'm not rich. But I loved this sandwich and wild planet chicken!

Tastes clean, fresh and wholesome. Best canned chicken I've found yet. Can lining does not have an odor or affect flavor as with non-organic canned chicken, and it has no additives or broth to affect the flavor. I think the can was tightly packed with meat before cooking, but water naturally present in in meat separates out and meat appears to shrink while cooking, so you see meat in water when the can is opened. I don't know why it is called roasted if it is actually boiled in its own juices. Also, I don't think it should be called chunks when it seems actually to be shredded chicken tightly packed into a big lump. The shredding is ok with me, as it works well in salads and soups and saves me the time I'd spend chopping real chunks. I do wish the price weren't so high and that they offered bigger cans at a lower price per ounce.

Definitely good chicken.It's just too expensive for everyday use.At least for me. I don't think it has as much flavor as costco.Canned chicken, and I don't like the texture as well either. If money were no object, I would probably buy this instead of the costco chicken.Just because it's organic

I bought this because I needed shredded chicken for a recipe and didn't want to go through the hassle of buying and boiling and shredding my own chicken, so laziness. It was a good substitute and didn't alter the taste of the meal I made (a chicken pot pie). For the price, I was kicking myself for not just buying some boneless chicken to boil, but alas, I spent my money on this. If you're eyeing it for shredded chicken like me, just know that it comes in one big blob form, so you do need to be able to shred it somewhat. This chicken isn't bad, it's just not great either.