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Breadless Coating Chicken!


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The other day I picked up some of the Breadless Coating chicken in the freezer section at Publix, you simply put it in the oven for about 20 mins ( 10 on each side), then enjoy! it was great It was the taste of chicken tenders! I just wanted to share this great gluten free meal option!


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The other day I picked up some of the Breadless Coating chicken in the freezer section at Publix, you simply put it in the oven for about 20 mins ( 10 on each side), then enjoy! it was great It was the taste of chicken tenders! I just wanted to share this great gluten free meal option!

I been wanting to try this since it came out, but theres no publics on my route to/from work. Sounds yummy!

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We love these. They're one thing that I cheat and deep fry, though. They're much better that way.

mamaw Community Regular

Is this chicken made just for publix or does it have a different name on the pkg? Would love to get it in my area but no publix here. Please pm me if it is not a publix brand...

thanks

mamaw

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Just picked some up! Not bad, but I will have to try deep frying it. :)

I have only seen it at Publix

Heres more info: Open Original Shared Link

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