Macro Chicken Tenderloins Free Range 440g - 750g

Good quality tenders that live up to their name. Kept their tenderness well after gentle frying, and tasted good. But if you want a second opinion, my neighbours' cats both came to my screen door while I was cooking the tenders and meowed at me until I threw them one. They must have been enjoying the smell of the cooking tenders, and they apparently loved the taste too! So the tenders get a five star plus eight paw rating. My only qualm was that the customers in the store on the day I collected the product weren't as good at following the covid rules as the staff were. Peeps, if you're going to the stores, it is NOT okay to keep squeezing past me within inches of my face to get to stuff on the shelves... surely you can wait your turn for a few seconds. And if your ... MoreGood quality tenders that live up to their name. Kept their tenderness well after gentle frying, and tasted good. But if you want a second opinion, my neighbours' cats both came to my screen door while I was cooking the tenders and meowed at me until I threw them one. They must have been enjoying the smell of the cooking tenders, and they apparently loved the taste too! So the tenders get a five star plus eight paw rating. My only qualm was that the customers in the store on the day I collected the product weren't as good at following the covid rules as the staff were. Peeps, if you're going to the stores, it is NOT okay to keep squeezing past me within inches of my face to get to stuff on the shelves... surely you can wait your turn for a few seconds. And if your child is coughing and sick, please don't bring them to the store and let them cough on everyone else. I was freaking out a LOT in the store due to these behaviours. But again, the staff were fine and following the rules well. One was disinfecting the trollies when I walked in and doing a good job too. So kudos to them.

Spot On !!! Thank you Woolies for a very generous taste test. These tenderloins were spot on in my opinion. I counted nine really large portions in the one pack and I made three different dishes with them. I made :Three small chicken parmigiana - (gently flattened out chicken piece, coated in panko breadcrumps and gently sauted to get coating crispy and brown, topped with a generous spoonful of tomato and basil pesto sauce thing I whipped together from store cupboard ingredients and finished off in hot oven for 5 minutes with a slice of swiss cheese on top). Vietnamese chicken salad - (boiled a saucepan of water, when boiling turned out heat completely and popped in two chicken tenderloins. Lid on, left for 40 minutes on back of stove - hot water gently poaches ... MoreSpot On !!! Thank you Woolies for a very generous taste test. These tenderloins were spot on in my opinion. I counted nine really large portions in the one pack and I made three different dishes with them. I made :Three small chicken parmigiana - (gently flattened out chicken piece, coated in panko breadcrumps and gently sauted to get coating crispy and brown, topped with a generous spoonful of tomato and basil pesto sauce thing I whipped together from store cupboard ingredients and finished off in hot oven for 5 minutes with a slice of swiss cheese on top). Vietnamese chicken salad - (boiled a saucepan of water, when boiling turned out heat completely and popped in two chicken tenderloins. Lid on, left for 40 minutes on back of stove - hot water gently poaches chicken to tender perfection. Made up salad with bean shoots, mint, shredded carrot, coriander - whatever you fancy - added sliced chicken and topped with a store bought vietnamese dressing). Chicken sushi - (cooked chicken again as above, this time put some soy sauce in water to infuse into chicken. Made sushi rolls with cucumber, lettuce and soy chicken strips). These tenderloins were a hit with me - living on my own I dont buy huge portions of protein so these were perfect. Thank you again Woolies.

Delicious low fat chicken. Grabbed a nice pack of tenderloins, I don't normally eat these (we're a thigh family) so excited to try. Made: Australian free range chickens. Doesn't get any better than that, tasty, local, and less guilt to boot. No added hormones is nice too. Packaging: Comes in a range of weights, ours was 660g and had a use by date of 8 days from when I picked it up which is handy. The tray is recyclable. Look: These really did look juicy and fresh, great pink colour and neatly arranged. Upon opening pleased to see no hidden fat chunks underneath, you really get lean with the loins!Taste: Being so low on fat these needed to be cooked for only a short amount of time. I sliced thinly, covered in cajun spice and fried in the pan for about 5 mins. They ... MoreDelicious low fat chicken. Grabbed a nice pack of tenderloins, I don't normally eat these (we're a thigh family) so excited to try. Made: Australian free range chickens. Doesn't get any better than that, tasty, local, and less guilt to boot. No added hormones is nice too. Packaging: Comes in a range of weights, ours was 660g and had a use by date of 8 days from when I picked it up which is handy. The tray is recyclable. Look: These really did look juicy and fresh, great pink colour and neatly arranged. Upon opening pleased to see no hidden fat chunks underneath, you really get lean with the loins!Taste: Being so low on fat these needed to be cooked for only a short amount of time. I sliced thinly, covered in cajun spice and fried in the pan for about 5 mins. They did not dry out, the flavour was great and the texture perfectly firm. You wouldn't want to overcook them I assume they would end up dry, but could be wrong there. I slapped these in a wrap with beans, avo, spring onion, corn and lemon. Delicious!Price: You get what you pay for, at $19. 50 per kilo this is the top end of the chook, and to be honest probably a little bit pricey to be a regular in our house. Buy again?: Maybe. The price is not unreasonable for the quality but not great when you're on a budget. I will definitely consider it for my lunch wraps (stuff the kids )Overall: Winner winner chicken dinner. Thanks Woolies!

Good. Expensive. I have tried these in the past when I wanted a conveniently packed product and my Woolies don’t often have tenderloins in the deli section. They are generally cheaper to buy from the deli rather than prepacked but the deli ones are not organic. As with all chicken, the price of these has risen this year. I am unlikely to purchase the macro tenderloins over the non organic tenderloins as I don’t notice any difference in taste. Though I would rather purchase organic, I generally can’t justify the additional cost, for no noticeable improvement in flavour. In addition to the free sample, on this occasion I purchased a couple more packets as I was cooking for the family - I coated the tenderloins with Panko crumb, fried them and served with sushi rice ... MoreGood. Expensive. I have tried these in the past when I wanted a conveniently packed product and my Woolies don’t often have tenderloins in the deli section. They are generally cheaper to buy from the deli rather than prepacked but the deli ones are not organic. As with all chicken, the price of these has risen this year. I am unlikely to purchase the macro tenderloins over the non organic tenderloins as I don’t notice any difference in taste. Though I would rather purchase organic, I generally can’t justify the additional cost, for no noticeable improvement in flavour. In addition to the free sample, on this occasion I purchased a couple more packets as I was cooking for the family - I coated the tenderloins with Panko crumb, fried them and served with sushi rice and Japanese curry. The chicken was fine. Apart from the inflated cost of this product I can’t find anything negative about it. I have taken off one star for the high price per kilo.

Fresh and convenient ready to use. Liked the packaging and looked like something I wanted to purchase. Being Macro free range thought it would have to be of high quality and it was. Loved the fact that they were fresh, plump and great color. Super easy to prepare as size was great with no need to cut etc. I lightly seasoned with sweet paprika, kosher salt and pepper, then lightly fried as wanted to really taste the chicken and was not disappointed. Was high in quality and taste. Hubby loved the tenderloins, said it tasted like a quality tasty meal out. The quality was shown as the tenderloins only needed a couple of seasonings for such a superior taste. Quite pricey though at over $19. 00 a kilo. The quality is better then then other chicken in the supermarket/deli, ... MoreFresh and convenient ready to use. Liked the packaging and looked like something I wanted to purchase. Being Macro free range thought it would have to be of high quality and it was. Loved the fact that they were fresh, plump and great color. Super easy to prepare as size was great with no need to cut etc. I lightly seasoned with sweet paprika, kosher salt and pepper, then lightly fried as wanted to really taste the chicken and was not disappointed. Was high in quality and taste. Hubby loved the tenderloins, said it tasted like a quality tasty meal out. The quality was shown as the tenderloins only needed a couple of seasonings for such a superior taste. Quite pricey though at over $19. 00 a kilo. The quality is better then then other chicken in the supermarket/deli, however the butcher has just as good a quality if not better. Also the butcher is far cheaper. At this price would only purchase again if short on time as preparation already done. I think this would attract many more customers, however the price will be an issue for many.

Terrific Tenderloins. I don't buy Macro branded products often, so really appreciate this sensational sample of fabulous fresh food. Thanks a bunch, bunch. I found these Certified Free Range 100% Australian chicken tenderloins quite easily. They were waiting for me in the Woolies chiller, and were located near the vast array of prepackaged fresh chicken products. The Macro branded tenderloins stood out in their brightly coloured green tray. The tenderloin pieces were easy to inspect through the clear plastic film covering the recyclable plastic tray. ♻️I had to use a sharp knife to separate the plastic cover from the tray. I wasn't sure about the RED-cyclability of the plastic film, so with great reluctance, ended up placing it in the bin. Is the clear plastic film ... MoreTerrific Tenderloins. I don't buy Macro branded products often, so really appreciate this sensational sample of fabulous fresh food. Thanks a bunch, bunch. I found these Certified Free Range 100% Australian chicken tenderloins quite easily. They were waiting for me in the Woolies chiller, and were located near the vast array of prepackaged fresh chicken products. The Macro branded tenderloins stood out in their brightly coloured green tray. The tenderloin pieces were easy to inspect through the clear plastic film covering the recyclable plastic tray. ♻️I had to use a sharp knife to separate the plastic cover from the tray. I wasn't sure about the RED-cyclability of the plastic film, so with great reluctance, ended up placing it in the bin. Is the clear plastic film RED-cyclable? I really don't know. My sample weighted 581g, and was the heaviest tray I could find in the chiller - I wanted to get my Woolies worth! I did not see any item weighing anywhere near 750g (the upper weight limit of this sample). Upon opening the product 3 days before its use by date, the tenderloins smelt fresh and were moist and lovely in appearance. Their beautiful light pink colour was very appealing. I rinsed the tenderloins, patted them dry with paper towel, and placed them in a bowl, ready for seasoning with a sprinkling of salt and a few grinds of cracked pepper. My plan was to ask hubby to cook them on the barbecue - I didn't think the tenderloins needed any messy marinades. I wanted to keep things simple, so we could taste the quality of the free range tenderloins, without any added flavours. The pieces of tenderloin were similar in size, which was awesome, because all the chicken cooked evenly and at the same time. There were no undercooked bits, or dry fillets. Feeling satisfied, I smiled. With the use of some mellow Spanish olive oil, the tasty chicken tenderloins cooked to perfection - in only 10 minutes. The aroma emanating from the barbecue was making us drool, and we couldn't wait to tuck in to our lovely lunch!I let the tasty tenderloins rest for a few minutes before assembling some yummy sandwiches. The tenderloins were succulently moist and juicy. They were lean, tender, and beautifully tasty, with no added hormones. Hubby found one tiny bit of gristle, but that's because I didn't bother to trim anything. The chicken is Australian grown. It's Certified Free Range, meaning the chooks had access to the great outdoors. It makes me happy to know the animals were treated well at the farm. At $19. 50 per kilo, these aren't the most budget friendly tenderloins, but it is normal for free range products to cost more than the more regular alternatives. Would I buy these terrific tenderloins again? Quite possibly - if I find them on special or significantly marked down. These terrific tenderloins are versatile - they can be used in wraps, burgers, pizza, satay skewers, stir fry, or crumbed and turned into irresistibly tasty cheese and herb chicken bites. These tasty tenderloins are definitely worth a try. Bon appetit, bunchees!

Australian Chickens, Fresh & Versatile - Winner Winner!! The Chicken Tenderloins were easily located in the MEAT department of the store. The Chicken Tenderloins came packaged in a fluoro-green hard plastic tray with a clear plastic window for inspection. Our chicken looked pink and glossy and it had 7-8 Tenderloins in the tray neatly packed. I believe the hard plastic tray is NOT Recyclable and must go into the landfill rubbish. With these Tenderloins, we made Chicken Schnitzels. Firstly, the Tenderloins were coated with seasoned wholemeal flour, dipped into an egg wash flavoured with crushed garlic and finally wholemeal breadcrumbs seasoned with freshly chopped herbs. Pan fried slowly in olive oil and butter. We served them with a simple rocket, parmesan and ... MoreAustralian Chickens, Fresh & Versatile - Winner Winner!! The Chicken Tenderloins were easily located in the MEAT department of the store. The Chicken Tenderloins came packaged in a fluoro-green hard plastic tray with a clear plastic window for inspection. Our chicken looked pink and glossy and it had 7-8 Tenderloins in the tray neatly packed. I believe the hard plastic tray is NOT Recyclable and must go into the landfill rubbish. With these Tenderloins, we made Chicken Schnitzels. Firstly, the Tenderloins were coated with seasoned wholemeal flour, dipped into an egg wash flavoured with crushed garlic and finally wholemeal breadcrumbs seasoned with freshly chopped herbs. Pan fried slowly in olive oil and butter. We served them with a simple rocket, parmesan and balsamic dressing. The following day we ate the leftovers in fluffy bread rolls, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise. Yumbo!! The Tenderloins were as their name suggests - tender. So no gristle, cartilage or bones. They smelled fresh and were very moist. The Chickens are Certified Free Range where the Chickens have access to the outdoors to stretch their little legs and NO Added Hormones- yay! The price point of $19. 50/kg is fairly average for Macro products. The Chickens in this product are 100% Australian grown. So this product gets 5 Stars from me for its versatility, freshness and value. Thank you WW and @bunchteam for the sample. We love this product and will buy again.

Succulent chicken. I love the macro chicken range and buy these free range tenderloins regularly, so was super happy to receive them as a sample. Thanks Bunch!Easily identified by the bright green tray and distinctive macro logo these tenderloins are located with the rest of the chicken range in the butcher section of Woolies. I find tenderloins more succulent and juicy than breast and the macro range never disappoint. I crumbed mine with panko breadcrumbs, Parmesan and herbs and shallow fried until golden. Perfect for dinner served with a salad, there was enough in my 600g pack to feed 2 with leftovers turned into a schnitzel sandwich the next day. The only improvement I would like to see is that the tenderloins have the white tendon removed as these are unpleasant ... MoreSucculent chicken. I love the macro chicken range and buy these free range tenderloins regularly, so was super happy to receive them as a sample. Thanks Bunch!Easily identified by the bright green tray and distinctive macro logo these tenderloins are located with the rest of the chicken range in the butcher section of Woolies. I find tenderloins more succulent and juicy than breast and the macro range never disappoint. I crumbed mine with panko breadcrumbs, Parmesan and herbs and shallow fried until golden. Perfect for dinner served with a salad, there was enough in my 600g pack to feed 2 with leftovers turned into a schnitzel sandwich the next day. The only improvement I would like to see is that the tenderloins have the white tendon removed as these are unpleasant to eat and are often still left on. I will continue to purchase the macro range as the chicken tastes great, is FREPA accredited and I hope the chickens have had a happier life. Well done Woolies

Lives up to the name. We haven’t bought chicken tenderloins before so were very interested to try these. The tenderloins looked lovely and fresh. Sample Tester pan fried them with Woolworths Moroccan Seasoning and served them up with a medley of vegetables. The tenderloins were lean and tender and didn’t ooze water when cooking. They are a good choice if you’re looking for quality free range chicken that is lean and tender and comes in conveniently sized and shaped pieces that cook quickly and easily. The tenderloin is the most expensive part of the chicken and these Macro tenderloins sell at $19. 50/ kg. While we enjoyed the tenderloins, we are happy with less premium cuts of chicken such as thigh or breast and don’t feel that tenderloin offers a significant enough ... MoreLives up to the name. We haven’t bought chicken tenderloins before so were very interested to try these. The tenderloins looked lovely and fresh. Sample Tester pan fried them with Woolworths Moroccan Seasoning and served them up with a medley of vegetables. The tenderloins were lean and tender and didn’t ooze water when cooking. They are a good choice if you’re looking for quality free range chicken that is lean and tender and comes in conveniently sized and shaped pieces that cook quickly and easily. The tenderloin is the most expensive part of the chicken and these Macro tenderloins sell at $19. 50/ kg. While we enjoyed the tenderloins, we are happy with less premium cuts of chicken such as thigh or breast and don’t feel that tenderloin offers a significant enough difference to opt for paying a higher price. There isn’t the same degree of difference in cuts of chicken as there is in say, beef, where we would opt to pay more for beef tenderloin!

Quality Free Range Chicken Tenderloins. These Free Range Chicken Tenderloins are so juicy, tender and full of flavour. I always buy from the Macro range and have found them consistent, fresh and high quality. I am very picky when it comes to chicken because I once owned a farm producing chickens and eggs. I have to say you can tell it is free range and they taste like the ones I used to produce. They are Australian Grown and 100% Chicken, with no added hormones. It is accredited Free Range which is important and because we need to know where our food comes from and how it is produced. When the chickens are happy roaming around the meat is always the best. Overall a high quality and flavoursome chicken that is a bit on the expensive side but well worth it. I decided ... MoreQuality Free Range Chicken Tenderloins. These Free Range Chicken Tenderloins are so juicy, tender and full of flavour. I always buy from the Macro range and have found them consistent, fresh and high quality. I am very picky when it comes to chicken because I once owned a farm producing chickens and eggs. I have to say you can tell it is free range and they taste like the ones I used to produce. They are Australian Grown and 100% Chicken, with no added hormones. It is accredited Free Range which is important and because we need to know where our food comes from and how it is produced. When the chickens are happy roaming around the meat is always the best. Overall a high quality and flavoursome chicken that is a bit on the expensive side but well worth it. I decided to make cutlets with a breadcrumb mix of garlic, cheese, salt and parsley and they turned out absolutely delicious. When you start off with great produce you turn out magnificent dishes. I highly recommend anyone to give them a try as you will not be disappointed. Will be definitely buying again.