Introduction: I have always loved chicken nuggets, dunking them in a sauce is my favourite way to eat them. Recently I noticed my local Tesco was now selling Chicken Nuggets as part of their Value range, so I thought I would give them a try and share my experiences of them. Price Tesco make quite a wide variety of Value products and from my experiences with mixed results. The idea behind them is to produce products much cheaper than the branded ones. This they certainly achieve with the Chicken Nuggets as a 320g bag of them costs at my local Tesco just 50p. Which is at least three times lower than any other Nuggets they sell ...  Read the complete review

I was having a chat with my mum a couple of weeks ago about how much my taste has changed when it comes to eating! When I lived at home with my Mum and Dad and was lucky enough to get my meals cooked for me but I would always cause my mum so much stress as whatever she was cooking for the rest of the family would not be what I wanted! I had a diet that basically consisted of fish fingers or chicken nuggets! It did not last a long time but for a few months that was all I ever wanted to eat, I was that horrible fussy eating child! Now living in my own place and cooking my own meals I am a lot more adventurous when it comes to food but after having the conversation with my .  Read the complete review

I absolutely hate the thought of shop bought chicken nuggets; they are generally poor quality, nutritionally empty and made from the most suspect chicken I have ever encountered. These Value Chicken Nuggets from Tesco simply serve to epitomise why I hate this particular foodstuff so much - in my defence I didn't buy them, my 16 year old houseguest turned up with them yesterday after he decided he wasn't terribly impressed with the vegetables I kept putting on his plate! He cooked the whole bag up last night and, well, appalling just isn't the word to describe these awful things. Taste wise they are not too bad. The chicken inside is free of fat ...  Read the complete review

Although I do most of my cooking from scratch, at lunchtimes sometimes I feel like just putting something into the oven with no preparation required. I also have a fondness for any sort of breadcrumbed chicken, so recently I was looking in my local Tesco & saw their Value chicken nuggets for the bargain price of 50p! For this price, you get a 320g bag, which contains around 21 chicken nuggets. These nuggets are described on the front of the pack as 'chopped & shaped chicken with textured wheat protein & added water in a crispy breadcrumb coating'. The ingredients are: chicken (27%), water, breadcrumbs, wheat flour, vegetable ...  Read the complete review

As a student, I am sorry to say that for a lot of my meals, I do rely on frozen food. And even more tragically, the cheaper the better, so says the bank balance. There are however categories of food one should sometimes be careful not to glance over too hastily, and it is the frozen poultry category which we're concerned with here. Tesco Value Chicken Nuggets are some of the cheapest gram to pence nuggets you can buy. They beat the low prices of Sainsburys nuggets, and comfortably beat ASDA's chicken dippers by a good £1. Yes, 320 grams of Value nuggets will set you back just 50p, a bargain in anyone's book. This perhaps is the one saving grace of such food, ...  Read the complete review