Chesirefoodservices?

[krooton]

Has anyone used them for meat?

I've been searching high and low for online places that sell chicken thigh fillets with skin on, and it is only one of 2 that I can find.

It's significantly cheaper than the other at £5/kg, but I just wanted to check if anyone here has used them and if their quality is ok?

Cheers

 

[krooton]

due diligence ..if cheshirefoods have not got the sense to write where their chicken comes from
http://cheshirefoodservices.co.uk/product/chicken-thighs/
we must assume easter europe like previous muscle food discussions.

JS £3.15/kg

edit - forgot to say i have bought them in aldi ... but they do not do home delivey - their free range is rspca assured ... none of this red tractor subterfuge

Cheers, there's an Aldi 10 mins from new, I'll give em a visit

 

[krooton]

these https://www.aldi.co.uk/ashfield-farm-british-chicken-thighs/p/067540020874400
I do not recognise packageing, but had stripped them down for fritatas

Erm, those look like bone-in, especially at that price.

As for deboning them, I am a combination of too lazy and lacking the requisite super-sharp knife.

 

[krooton]

The whole reason I wanted fillets is to recreates the delicious Nandos thigh fillets that we gorged on over the weeknd, I don't like bone-in chicken, I want to cut and eat without having to think.

Ended up getting 2kg from Great British Meat, as they specifically state that it is a single, easy to remove bone in each.

Thanks all

 

[krooton]

If it's a single easy to remove bone surely it's just the same as when you buy bone in thigh fillets?

As someone who doesn't buy boned chicken, I was assuming their reference to a single bone isn't the norm (otherwise why mention it at all?)

Also, Great British Meat has, well, great British meat

 

[krooton]

Yum, though removing the bones of 2kg thighs was meh.