Customer Reviews

Worthington Diced Chik, Fat Free, 13-Ounce Cans (Pack of 12)

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I can't believe this product has been around for so long and we've only just discovered it now! I opened my first can of Diced Chik last month with a little trepidation after buying it at a local Kosher grocery store for a whopping $5.99 a can. I opened the can, turned to the fridge to get some mayo, and turned around to discover my three kids chowiing it down right out of the can! The taste and texture really are so good that you truly can eat it right out of the can, no sauce, no cooking, nothing! There aren't too many meat substitute products out there that can boast that!

In the past month I've used Diced Chik in chili, soup, tacos, omlettes, a pot pie...it's great for kids who may not like the flavor of beef substitute products. I have yet to find anything you can't use it in. For my family of five, we definitely need two cans for dinner. Our brownie troop has several vegetarian girls and we are definitely going to be taking Diced Chik camping with us.

This is very handy, especially during the summer time. My favorite use of it is for chicken salad, made with celery, onion, and mayo or salad dressing. Delicious!

Diced Chik tastes just like Fri Chik - except it's cubed. It goes teriffic in a homemade vegetarian pot pie or "chicken" salad. I have used it in heavenly rice casserole and it was perfect. I prefer using it in casseroles over Fri Chik because it seems to stretch farther and it is diced better than I could dice up Fri Chik. It has a tasty broth like Fri Chik, that you could do countless things with, like: make a gravy, add it to your recipe or save it in a jar for another recipe. I highly recommend Diced Chik.

This stuff is great! I used to clean out my local grocery of this product when ever it was stocked. I was so happy to find it here on Amazon after more than a year of not seeing it anywhere. I hate that it's unavailable now. It was a unique product.....there isn't another one like it on the market!

I order these quite allot and they last me for a few months. My last order was March 4, 2010. I purchased "Loma Linda Tender Bits, 19-Ounce Cans (Pack of 12)" for $46.80 & "Worthington Diced Chik, Fat Free, 13-Ounce Cans (Pack of 12)" for $52.43 Sold by: Amazon.com, LLC.

Now Amazon wants $62.95 for the "Loma Linda Tender Bits, 19-Ounce Cans (Pack of 12) and $63.57 for the "Worthington Diced Chik, Fat Free, 13-Ounce Cans (Pack of 12)". Why such a dramatic price increase? Especially in this economy?

Diced chick

Add mayo- can of peas makes a great imitation chicken salad or tuna salad without the NASTY smelling tuna.

I'm a vegetarian who has tried just about all varieties of meat alternatives, and this unique product has one purpose in my life. I use it to make a chicken/tuna salad that the texture is perfect for. I mash things up a bit and the taste and unique texture is perfect. There are many other better chicken alternatives for other recipes/uses, but this is really perfect if you are looking to make a chicken or tuna salad type recipe/sandwich, etc...

When used in a salad or recipe, you could probably fool some meat eaters with this. I have not been a vegetarian very long, so I do remember what chicken tastes like. The broth from the can is also good. I have used that in soups & such when I was using the Diced Chik for other things.

Grew up with this stuff and am happy to see it for sale at Amazon.

You literally have to smother this in some sort of sauce for it to taste half-decent. It tastes nothing like real chicken and on top of that it also tastes foul. DO NOT BUY THIS.