Heinz HomeStyle Classic Chicken Gravy, 12 oz Jar

Heinz Home style chicken gravy is a great choice for home style gravy and using it with the leftover traditional rotisserie chicken adding Birdseye steamer bag of sweet baby peas and simmer for 3-4 hours and bake some buttermilk biscuits from Pillsbury about 2 hours before dinner time and your set for a great option to offset the hot roast beef pot roast you had Sunday and plan to make hot roast beef open face sandwiches with a side of Birdseye steamer bag of sweet corn.

I did something I have never done and it worked like a charm. The family wanted smothered chicken and I did not want to do the extensive cooking. So I bought some fried chicken and several jars of Chicken Gravy. I poured all the gravy into a sauce pan and waited for it to boil. Then I took the chicken and put it into the pot until all the pieces were covered. Then I waited for the chicken to boil. I served the chicken with gravy over rice with biscuits and green beans. Talk about your convenience. They family was satisfied and so was I.

I really like the chicken gravy. It tastes homemade. It's more versatile than the turkey gravy. It's good on potatoes or on pork chops, it's not expensive either.

I've purchased this gravy a few times and it's always delicious. I heat it up, add pepper and put it on chicken, potatoes and even biscuits. A staple in my home.

I no longer make gravy from scratch but get Heinz gravy in a jar. It is easy to use. The taste is good plus I can recycle the glass jar. I find the turkey and chicken gravy very good.

you absolutely can't go wrong when you buy Great value items this is just as good as the brand names at a substantial savings that you can see in your bank account

I really needed this gravy to slam a nice dinner for my youngest daughter. And honestly I definitely needed the empty jar for bacon 🥓 grease.. filtered of course..Carns

It was easy to use but didnt taste like anything. Next time I'll add some spices but definitely does not need salt.

It's okay if you're trying to save time, doesn't really taste like chicken in my opinion. The turkey tastes better i think they've changed their recipe. Heating it on the stovetop is recommended over than the microwave, the microwave will make it runny. I just wouldn't recommend this flavor unless you're in a pinch.

The gravy tastes like metal. I tried seasoning the gravy with some Kinders products but it was a waste of time.