Raw Chicken Tenders
Raw Chicken Tenders
- Always cut-to-order by an artisanal butcher
- Free delivery on orders over $250
"The delectable finger-food favourite."
The Quick Facts on Chicken Tenders
- Air-chilled, hand-cut poultry
- Free range, all natural and hormone free
- 1.5 lb package; approx. 12-16 tenders
Chicken tenders might be our poultry team’s best-kept secret. Sure, cornish hens are all the rage, and fresh chicken breast is a timeless family staple. But don’t overlook our delicious chicken tenderloin! Butcher Shoppe’s raw chicken tenders come from fresh, air-chilled local birds. Each package is hand cut to order and sent right to your door—never frozen. And the flavor? It’s tremendous.
Goes Great With...
When it comes to pairing, chicken tenders can adapt to a variety of flavors and textures. For a classic and crowd-pleasing combination, few things beat dipping chicken tenders into a rich and tangy plum sauce, accompanied by a heaping basket of golden, crispy fries. The sweet and savory dance of flavors creates an experience that satisfies cravings and ignites taste buds.
Chicken tenders are also a versatile companion to an array of other meats. Picture a mouthwatering platter with juicy slices of tenderloin steak, fresh beef burgers, and perfectly grilled chicken tenders. This carnivorous feast offers a symphony of flavors and textures, allowing diners to mix and match bites for an unforgettable culinary journey.
Our Preferred Preparation for Raw Chicken Tenders
Chicken fingers of course! You can bread them, bake them, or pan sear them in garlic butter. You can serve them as an entree, as a tasty appetizer for a group. And dipping sauces? That’s a science in and of itself.
How it Ships...
Our raw chicken tenders are prepared to order in 1.5 lb packages and sent to your door within 12-24 hours of your order.
The Butcher Shoppe sources the chickens for our chicken tenders from local Ontario farms.
We recommend you prepare or freeze your chicken tenders within five days of receiving them. Avoid washing the raw chicken tenders as this will spread juices to other surfaces. Instead, wash your hands first and then handle the tenders using a separate cutting board. When it comes time to cook, the key is to avoid drying the chicken out.
A four-ounce serving of chicken breast contains just about 100 calories and almost two dozen grams of protein, making it a lean, healthy, and incredibly easy protein to make.