The other day we tried probably one of the best pre-made gluten-free chicken tenders that I have come across. Ian’s Chicken Tenders. When I opened the package to get the chicken ready to bake, I couldn’t believe the size of them. They looked like they had come from a restaurant.
The directions specifically state to cook these in the oven, not the microwave. They turned out crisp on the outside and tender on the inside, like the name implies. The box says that there 2 servings, 3 ounces each, in the box, but Jon ate the whole box in one sitting. I can see where 2 servings would be possible if these were being fed to a younger child, but otherwise, just 1 serving.
We also had the pleasure of sampling the French Bread Pizza with uncured pepperoni. This was another hit from Ian’s! These pizzas were really good. They were crunchy, just like a French bread pizza is supposed to be. Again, Jon polished off this whole box in one sitting. The kid can eat! I was lucky to snap the picture and snag a bite! As with the chicken tenders, the instructions recommend baking in the oven, not the microwave.
Both of these products should be available in stores across the US. Click here to find the one closest to you.
Want a chance to win some of Ian’s new products to give them a try yourself? Head over to my blog and follow the instructions in the post.
While we don’t eat a lot of pre-made, processed food in our house, it is nice to have some on hand for busy nights. With the kids being in extracurricular activities, our schedule is extremely hectic. Knowing that I can count on quality products, like Ian’s, makes some of those days just a little easier. To find out more about Ian’s products and read a review of Ian’s Wafflewiches, click here.
****In the spirit of full disclosure, I am sharing that I received these samples free of charge from Ian’s Natural Foods. The opinions and views expressed in this post are my own and are not influenced by anyone or anything.
Kathleen,
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