Anyone buy Kirkland branded canned chicken?

[miguel]

We buy that Costco canned chicken 6-er quite a bit.

Zero issues with the packaging nor the contents. Can doesn't at all seem "thin" to me.

Maybe I just have a tremendous grip?

 

[HKUSP]

Nope..I refuse to shop at Costco. They're incredibly antigun.

 

[Bstarkey_46947]

Who has the best pumpkin pie?

 

[Colt556]

Who has the best pumpkin pie?

Sam’s!!! They only do them in the fall and often sell out.

 

[Super Bee]

Nope..I refuse to shop at Costco. They're incredibly antigun.

Then I better not tell them I carry my PPKS everytime I am in their store. Well, at least I did, before that tragic boating accident.

 

[Ingomike]

Sam’s!!! They only do them in the fall and often sell out.

Costco! This settles it…

Can You Guess Our Editors' Favorite Store-Bought Pumpkin Pie?

We sample pumpkin pies from five different grocery stores to see which we like best. We evaluated taste, texture, and compared crusts, and this is how they stacked up.

www.southernliving.com

 

[DoggyDaddy]

I don't know nothin' about no pumpkin pies, but my sweet potato pecan pie will make you smack yo' mama! Standard pie crust lined with crushed praline pecans, pretty much standard pecan pie recipe filling, then rimmed with regular pecan halves around the edge of the crust.

 

[Aszerigan]

We buy chicken breasts when they’re on sale for $2.99 and can them ourselves. Really easy to do and you can season them any way you want before putting them in the pantry.

Better than any canned chicken I’ve had for sure.

 

[PastorOfMuppets]

I just bought a six-pack of canned chicken from Costco...Kirkland brand. Price was attractive for the size of the cans compared to Walmart, Meijer, etc. Basically 75 oz (12.5 oz per can) for $16.

I haven't tried it yet, but the cans themselves seem a little thin. By that I mean, the cans seem to be made of a thin metal...squeezable to some degree. I tried to squeeze some other cans I had on hand (beans, vegetables, etc.) and they seemed more squeeze resistant.

Anyone else have this experience?

I just bought a six-pack of canned chicken from Costco...Kirkland brand. Price was attractive for the size of the cans compared to Walmart, Meijer, etc. Basically 75 oz (12.5 oz per can) for $16.

I haven't tried it yet, but the cans themselves seem a little thin. By that I mean, the cans seem to be made of a thin metal...squeezable to some degree. I tried to squeeze some other cans I had on hand (beans, vegetables, etc.) and they seemed more squeeze resistant.

Anyone else have this experience?

Its pretty good stuff. We prefer to drain off the liquid in the can. It can be a bit salty.

 

[Loco179]

We buy chicken breasts when they’re on sale for $2.99 and can them ourselves. Really easy to do and you can season them any way you want before putting them in the pantry.

Better than any canned chicken I’ve had for sure.

Value Market ( https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064186231487 ) has chicken breasts every week for 2.99 a pound. I picked 10 lbs up at Don's for 1.99 lb.

Care to share your recipe?

 

[Aszerigan]

Value Market ( https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064186231487 ) has chicken breasts every week for 2.99 a pound. I picked 10 lbs up at Don's for 1.99 lb.

Care to share your recipe?

I cold pack jars tightly, add 1tsp of THIS (standard chicken broth works if you don't have an asian market near by), then fill with boiling water to 1/2" below the lid. Knock the bubbles out with a long butter knife (around the edges and through the center - VERY important), add additional water as needed, and then pressure can at 15lbs for 90mins. Allow to normalize for 25 mins, DON'T rush it or the liquid will purge the jar and everything is wasted.

This makes great chicken salad, chicken parm, or just meat for the dogs. It keeps for (as I've used it) three years in a cellar without light.

YMMV but I've used this recipe for ten years and it's always been great.

 

[Cozy439]

Love the idea of doing it your self, but this stuff is also awesome. Lucky enough to live sorta close to them. Buy it by the case when ever I can.

 

[rhamersley]

I have two cans of this at home if anyone can use it...