Freshness Guaranteed Chicken Leg Quarters, 2.75 - 7.0 lb Tray

I take two quarters and seer them in my cast iron skillet with salt and pepper, just enough to lightly brown. Skin side down for a couple of mins. Than turn skin side up for another min. or two. Than place the skillet uncovered in a 400 degree oven for 35-40 min. Quick and very easy and tastes great ! Thanks, Brent

We rarely purchase meat from Walmart anymore. We've ran into this too many times. We made this purchase alongside some beef (last weekend). I weighed both products inside their packaging after we returned home. The beef package was perfect in weight. This chicken package however, was underweight and therefore, we overpaid for the item (again!). The weight on the label read 4.60 pounds. The actual weight was 4.122 pounds. This appears to be an ongoing issue with Walmart products, not just the meat. Walmart, when will you take responsibility for inaccurate weights of products? Are you not responsible for the companies you've chosen for said packaging/weighing of the products? Do you not pay them for the full weight of products sent to you to be packaged and sold? Do you not have quality assurance to verify weights? The company you've chosen to do business with in packaging your products are getting paid, Walmart is getting paid. Meanwhile, the consumer is overpaying for underweight products on your shelves. Who does the consumer hold accountable? Will there be refunds to the consumers? How can we continue to trust corporations that are dishonest in their sales prices? You had me as an annual member, but failed to deliver on-time or canceled orders due to drivers passing off the order because they want a fat tip, on multiple occasions from the local store. I can't get a refund for my annual fee and Walmart doesn't care, because there will be another consumer (just like me), come along and join only to regret it within the first couple of weeks, just as I have. Walmart; YOU MUST DO BETTER!

they left the back spine kidneys and pancreas on the thigh leg chicken pieces. I thought I was purchasing thighs with leg intact. I had 3 packages and ended up spending an hour cleaning them removing the spine and organs. soaked all in salt water to remove blood.

I understand I'm 'inconveniencing' the Walmart by ordering pickup, but maybe don't use my order to get rid of some old meat that's literally going to expire the next day after I paid full price for it. They do the same thing with eggs, and especially milk and produce, and it's incredibly annoying. Only gave it two stars and not one star because they didn't give me any hassle getting a refund. Please go to the physical store to pick up your meats and produce, because it feels like they give you the worst product just to get it off the shelves.

chicken legs included lots of extra skins, seems like extra tendons and extra fat attached to the top of the thigh. while the price was good. the amount that was unusable was ridiculous

It is overpriced simply because there are bits of organ meat in package, a heavy amount of "excess" fat and skin to be cut off that runs beyond the leg and thigh and a bunch of gross pin feathers as well. So, I'm sure the meat is fine as I haven't eaten it yet. But to store it in my freezer, I must have cut off or thrown away a pound or more of excess fat and skin and feather bits. That's not right Walmart! This is the only pack of whole legs you sell. I would like a smaller pack of thighs and legs to be available for single people please.

I only gave it one star because it wouldn't let me complete the review if not, but now they don't deserve any stars because we didn't get the substitution nor what we ordered but I wouldn't have chose the substitution because it was only 5 pounds for $1.57 pound whereas I was ordered 10 pound for $.62 a pound I'm not happy and I really wanted them to just resend my chicken so I could have supper tonight

I was given a 6 pound package that included 2 pounds of waste. It is a good thing I know how to do a little butchering and own sharp knives. All four pieces had tails, spines, remnants of organs, and large amounts of fat. I had read the reviews of other products and brands that said the same thing. If you are looking to make bone broth, this product is probably worth buying.

this is not what i ordered. I was supposed to get a 10 pound cag of chicken lef quarters and got a 6 pound tray of four leg quarters and i would like to be reimbursed for the difference.

the chicken quarters tadted terrible! it tasted nothing like chicken. ended up throwing it away and i bought two packages. The butcher actially left the spine atrached to one of the quarters!