Underwood White Meat Chicken Spread, 4.25 oz Can

Good pate option

This is my go-to protein when I am hiking through the city while running errands, need calories, and know that more, boring “trail mix” just will not do for me. Also, it is great for my 2 AM, what-am-I-going-to-nibble-now? situations when I am on the laptop, in the middle of trying to find where my code went snarky, and just *know* if I get involved in a major cooking project that I will forget all my previous work, then have to start debugging from scratch. I don't live off of Underwood — but I *do* restock when running low. It also makes a decent match with soft white (or wheat) rolls for parties — or can even be eaten as a vegetable dip or straight (but is somewhat salty so I had to get used to the taste that otherwise would balance out the missing sandwich bread!)

Underwood White Meat Chicken Spread is a family staple at our house. We keep several cans on hand because it is such a quick and reliable option for busy days. The consistency is perfect for spreading, and it has just the right flavor profile to make a simple meal feel satisfying. Our family loves using it in wraps for a fast lunch, and it is a go-to item when we need something convenient that everyone enjoys—highly recommended for any household looking for an easy, delicious protein option.

This is the chicken spread that I have enjoyed for a long time. I like Underwood white meat chicken spread it is smooth and tasty perfect for a sandwich or just for crackers comes in a can with a pull off top so it is even good for traveling. Makes an original treat an time that you won't forget

An old fashioned product I grew up on and Walmart is the only place I can still find it. Very fresh and easy to spread, on a sandwich or as a dip; it's a favorite of my family for great chicken taste.

Underwood White Meat Chicken Spread makes the best chicken dip around. It's extremely easy. It's my go-to to take to any event. The chicken spread blends with cream cheese nicely; just add a little Worcestershire and a drop of hot sauce and you're done. It's a shame Kroger no longer carries it..

Like inflation has seemed to effect most everything, the taste, quality and the price has suffered since the last time I bought it. Saltier, more watery and fewer chunks of meat at a price that, percentage wise, has raised much more than my income has.

i didn't care for it at all. Bad taste. bad texture. bad in every way i could possibly express, but i have never really liked ground to a paste like mush sandwich spreads. My cat likes it.

Very salty, top has layer of grease/fat that needs to be scraped off in can. Odd sweet flavor, not natural tasting. Better off with a canned chicken from another brand instead of this mushy sandwich spread. Will not buy again. Highly processed and chemicals added.

OMG, this was one of the nastiest things I've ever tasted. It was very runny, with a lot of salt. It tasted like someone put a little bit of chicken in a blender with some chicken broth, chicken skin, chicken fat, and a lot of salt. It has 470 mg. of salt per serving, which is bad enough, but I thought that tiny can was 1 serving. It's actually 2 servings, which means 940 mg. per can.