Saturday, February 2, 2013

Product Review and Giveaway - PERDUE® Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast Roasts

 Contest and giveaway rules:
Deadline 2-20-13 Noon (coupon is good until 3-31-13):
Coupon: good for up to $5 towards the purchase of PERDUE Breast Roasts available only at Walmart

What is required:
1) you must either subscribe to the blog AND post a comment with your favorite chicken recipe
OR
2) put your email in the comment field AND name your favorite chicken recipe

Today, I am reviewing my first experience with a totally new product by Perdue, the Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast Roasts. The Breast Roasts come already marinated in Lemon Herb (which was the only flavor available in my Walmart) and they are exclusive to Walmart stores.

This is important for the giveaway that I am hosting. If you do not have a Walmart store in your neighborhood, you will likely NOT be able to buy the product. I checked this morning at Food Lion, Kroger and Harris Teeter and could not find this product in any of the stores.

copyright Durhamonthecheap - picked up at Walmart, Breast Roast in Lemon Herb flavor (about 1lb)
 As I said, I had to buy the Lemon Herb flavor since my local Walmart in S. Durham carried no other flavor. But according to the Perdue website, the Chicken Breast Roasts are also available in Smokehouse Peppercorn, only not at my local Walmart. 

copyright Durhamonthecheap - it is recommended that you add foil to the bake sheet for easy clean-up

copyright Durhamonthecheap - oven set to 375F and pre-heating, meanwhile you can "prep" the roast
 I mention prep, but really all you need to do is cut open the bag and place the breast roast onto the baking sheet! Dinner prep could not be easier. I made mashed potatoes while the chicken was cooking and steamed some asparagus. I love these dinners because one course takes care of itself and frees up your time to do other things!

copyright Durhamonthecheap - calories per serving are 110 and the meal is gluten-free! Serves 4
 Notice that the 110 calories per portion contain only 25 calories from fat and the size of these breast roasts is perfect for a family. Depending on the age of the kids, you may have even some leftovers for lunch the next day!

copyright Durhamonthecheap - 40 to 50 minutes into the oven and dinner is ready!

copyright Durhamonthecheap- smells abolutely delicious and looks totally appetizing!
 I wish their was smell-web so you could actually smell how the delicious the meat was. It was really nicely balanced. When I first put the breast roast into the oven I could smell garlic and I do not like garlic. I mean not just not like garlic, when I was in the hospital they actually allergic to garlic on my chart because I really react that strongly to garlic. So was definitely worried and wished Walmart had offered the other flavor with Peppercorn, which likely did not contain as much garlic as a Lemon "Herb" flavor. But after letting the meat cook and then actually tasting it, the worries were not needed. There was really not obvious garlic flavor present.  The flavors were in my opinion well balanced, similar to the Oven Ready products that I had previously sampled from Perdue.
copyright Durhamonthecheap - but no matter how good it looks, you got to wait 5 min or risk losing the juices!
 If you go the Perdue homepage for the Breast Roasts here, you can find recipe suggestions. I decided to simply prepare the roast as recommended on the packaging since I had found some asparagus on sale and also wanted to make homemade mashed potatoes for dinner. But you can certainly go to the Perdue pages and find recipe suggestions. One recipe that I am interested in trying is making some apple relish containing the breast roast.


So how were the PERDUE® Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast Roasts? Well, I could show the empty plates! But honestly, the prep was so easy and the meal ended up being delicious and healthy. I paired steamed asparagus with butter, mashed potatoes with chives and the PERDUE® Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast Roasts. It was a nice weekend dinner and we even had some left over for a lunch next week. I liked the flavoring of the breast roast; you could really smell and tastes the herbs. I would without hesitation serve these roasts instead of homemade chicken breasts. It is nice to see that you have another quick and easy option from Perdue available that comes in handy on a busy day when you cannot prepare a meal from scratch. They taste like homemade and the meat was juicy. I can highly recommend this new product by Perdue.

And to ensure that one of my readers can sample the PERDUE® Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast Roasts and see how their family likes the breast roasts, Perdue was nice enough to provide me with a free coupon. This coupon should cover the actual price of the product. Coupon value is up to $5 and at my local Walmart in S. Durham the price on the shelf was $4.98. So I ended up only paying taxes.

Contest and giveaway rules:

Deadline 2-20-13 Noon (coupon is good until 3-31-13):

Coupon: good for up to $5 towards the purchase of PERDUE Breast Roasts available only at Walmart

What is required:
1) you must either subscribe to the blog AND post a comment with your favorite chicken recipe
OR
2) put your email in the comment field AND name your favorite chicken recipe

Disclaimer: I received a coupon for a free  PERDUE® Boneless, Skinless Chicken Breast Roasts from Perdue in exchange for an honest review. I was also provided with a coupon to give away to one of my readers. The opinions expressed in this blog are solely my own and have not been influenced by Perdue, Walmart or any third party.

10 comments:

Unknown said...

christinlilly@hotmail.com I LOVE chicken spaghetti!!!

c allen said...

my favorite chicken recipe is a salad: baby spinach, cherry tomatoes, a sprinkle of grated cheese and grilled chicken strips on top, i like to use ranch dressing and a few crutons too thanks clallen at ntin dot net

Shannon said...

sboone1119@yahoo.com. I love chicken quesadillas. This is my favorite quick and easy meal/snack.

Jen @ BigBinder said...

Yum! That looks awesome - I like chicken stuffed with bacon and cheese :)
bigbinderblog (at) gmail (dot) com

Jamie said...

That looks great!! satrntgr at hotmail dot com

Buzz4Mommies said...

I follow as Heidi Bee and my favorite recipe is to over fry chicken using Bisquick, paprika, garlic salt and baking in the oven! So moist!
moo77hb at gmail dot com

Anonymous said...

jksadowski@coaxpa.com and my favorite chicken recipe is chicken breast cooked in cream of chicken soup in crock pot ALL DAY and them put on top of minute rice! Yummy!!

Kelli A

EstelleSErasmus said...

My favorite chicken recipe is a South African dish called per peri chicken. Email:erswriter@aol.com

Angel Hough said...

My favorite dish to make with Perrdue Chicken is stuffed: Boursin cheese, spinach and roasted red peppers. Pound out Chicken roll together on flat breast like you are rolling a sallami rollup and skewer, bake for about 45 minutes and voila. Serve with your favorite pasta, rice or potato. yum yum!

Tree said...

tree43025@GMAIL.COM
My favorite is bacon wrapped chicken stuffed with Fresh spinach,onions and cream cheese served with rice or by its self