Birds Eye Chicken Pies

Birds Eye are an amazing brand of food and I love most of their products. One I've recently tried are their Chicken Pies! They can be found in all supermarkets such as Tesco, Asda, Sainsbury's etc. They can often also be found in little newsagents or shops that sell snack foods. They are frozen so are therefore found in the freezer section. In our Tesco they were alongside the other Birds Eye products however in Asda they were next to the other versions of good old Chicken pie. So its worth keeping an eye out as they tend to jump from place to place. They are sold in boxes of 4 and each pie weighs roughly 144g. The box of 4 costs £2.22 from Asda. ...  Read the complete review

Being a student, frozen food is something I'm a big fan of as it's easy to cook and I don't have to sit and prepare everything. However, I can get bored of having the same thing all of the time like chicken dippers, pizza and that kind of thing so at Christmas I decided to treat myself which is when I came across Birdseye Chicken Pies. I have never really been much of a pie person but I thought I'd give them a go as Birdseye has a good reputation and they might have been ok even if a little pricey for me. The packaging of these pies is quite eye catching, it has the usual Birdseye colour scheme of the yellow box with the logo in the corner. The front then has ...  Read the complete review

These are a personal favourite of mine, especially since they changed them a while back and improved the chicken in them. You now get a more substantial pie which has larger chicken pieces in than before. A shortcrust pastry encases the bitesize pieces of chicken, peas, carrots and just enough gravy to keep the pie contents moist. However, if I have this with chips I do make extra gravy, as otherwise there isn't quite enough gravy for the chips!! I personally like these pies as they have what I class as "basic" vegetables in them, ie: just peas and carrots. A lot of pies with vegetables in I find include green beans and other vegetables that I'm not keen on. ...  Read the complete review

I'm usually quite suspicious of processed foods like pies, and much prefer to make my own from scratch just so I know what is in them, but coming across these Birds eye pies for a bargain £1.99 for four from Tesco, I put them in the trolley, after having Birds eye products before and finding there foods to be tasty and good quality. You can find these pies in any supermarkets freezer section. The pies are sealed in a orange/red cardboard box with a very noticeable Birds eye logo, and a picture of a very delicious golden pie packed full chicken and vegetables oozing out the pastry. It also states it's made with 100% chicken breast and a quick glance ...  Read the complete review

Birds Eye chicken pies are the tastiest chicken pies I've ever tasted. The pastry is nice and firm, and doesn't go either too hard or soggy with cooking. The chicken is tender pieces of breast meat, I'm really fussy about meat and if I find anything untoward like a vein, piece of bone, hard bit of fat etc (ugh) it puts me off my entire meal and I never eat the item I found it in again so the small chunks of breast meat in these pies are a blessing! You can purchase these in singles for 89p each or packs of 4 single pies for about £2.50. The pies are plenty big enough to fill you too. I've been eating these pies since I was a kid and although I've ...  Read the complete review