StarKist Chicken Creations, Chicken Salad, Single Serve Pouch, 2.6 oz

These snacks are a lifesaver when I’m short on time and need something quick to grab. They’re not only convenient but also help me stay on track with my protein goals, which is a huge plus. The taste is great, they’re satisfying, and the price makes them an excellent value. Definitely something I’ll keep stocked for busy days!

Kudos to whomever created this great-tasting, heathful convenient food that fits in a small handbag, a coat pocket, or tucked inside a binder. A typical chicken-salad sandwich takes < 3 minutes to assemble. Alternatively, spoon it over torn lettuce or into celery stalks, skipping bread to cut carbs. Cut down on dirty dishes; eat it from the packet. Almost equally important is the price, < snack bags of chips, nutritian bars (usually sugary), < single-serve, pre-packaged luncheon meats with cheese and crackers, etc.

I keep these for when I'm so busy I don't want to stop to eat. Can grab one out of the refrigerator and eat it straight out of the pouch. Not as delicious as homemade of course but not bad and you can't beat the convenience.

I’ve eaten these and they are convenient and tastes good. I also put these in ‘blessing bags’ for the homeless I see in the streets. They appreciate it so much.

The "Southwest Style" flavor option is just "OK". It is basically chicken with taco seasoning. Best for use as a snack or as a token flavor to a larger dish. Not as main.I can visualize 2-3 ounces, so I didn't expect much, but this is wildly small portion.I had 4 or 5 club crackers, and this is what I used it with. There was not much piled on, and no left overs.I would use this in a pinch for use in a wrap, where I dont mind there not being much filling, or dont need/want much meat. I like lettuce, cheese, refried beans, and then the addition of this will further give it that taco/burrito flavor profile.Nice option for use on the run. But really if you have an extra minute to spare, just open a can or packet of chicken and add some taco sauce (and maybe mayo if you want it creamy). Can get so much more for less.I dont rate on price. We can all see price before ordering. We all have different needs, preferences, budgets etc. I happened to order mine on sale($14) and figured it was worth trying. I definitely wont buy this again at that price yet alone $25+. There needs to be more than 2 spoonfulls of this.But that all being said, it has fair nutrient profile. No surprises. I mean, there may not be much in volume, but it is enough to for a satisfy as a mini meal, and to offer some protein and a wee bit of fiber.It just doesnt quite do it for me, including taste (if taste was phenomenal I would rate it higher). In the small amount I eat, it sure has a bit of an aftertaste. I am burping "taco" for hours

Just enough for taco night with no cleanup, chopping, cooking, spicing, or mess. It's like remember my mom as a bachelor. I have had success in getting the taste and taco night without all the hassel. Highly recommend product. You don't get as much as cooking yourself but its metered and just right. I can't wait to share with my neighbors and a pack a few for travel or in my trunk for camping.

We bought beef sloppy Joe. Tiny tiny amount of something was in the pouch. Upon dissection, we realized it was nothing more than a disgusting tasting paste, with diced up beans--no meat. At $1.50, it's 99% overcharged. Utter runny garbage!

Tastes good but no texture and you barely get any in the pack