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Birds Eye 2 Chicken Quarter Pounders £2.75 each or 4 boxes for £5
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Posted 21 July 2023

Birds Eye 2 Chicken Quarter Pounders £2.75 each or 4 boxes for £5

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Asda currently have a deal on Birds Eye Chicken Quarter Pounders 2 burgers for £2.75 or 4 boxes for £5. Good value in the current climate. Factor Asda reward points in and its slightly less. Looks like there's all sorts of other products included in this also.

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(can get 4 packs of 2 Chicken Quarter Pounders for £5)
groceries.asda.com/pro…479

Birds Eye Quarter Pounder Chicken Burgers

Allergy Advice
May Contain: Eggs. Contains: Barley, Wheat.

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Free From: Artificial Colours, Artificial Preservatives.

Ingredients
Chicken Breast (47%), Rapeseed Oil, Water, Puffed Rice, Fortified Wheat Flour (Wheat Flour, Calcium Carbonate, Iron, Niacin, Thiamin), Wheat Starch, Salt, Natural Flavourings, Maize Flour, Raising Agents (Disodium Diphosphate, Sodium Bicarbonate), Yeast, Barley Malt Extract

  • Made from 100% Chicken Breast.
  • No Artificial Colours or Preservatives.
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  1. badgerbrush's avatar
    Overpriced Crap ! Stated as 47% chichin breast .More likely mechanically recovered meat, IE , pressure washed bones and carcasses pressed into a burger shape ! Would not feed them to my dog !
    mark9915's avatar
    So Birds Eye are lying about the contents?  That’s some rant over chicken burgers for a Friday night - peace
  2. iWish's avatar
    You can get 4 pack for £3.50 using Tesco Clubcard tesco.com/gro…023
    b1g1an's avatar
    So more than twice the price then
  3. jhw's avatar
    These things are not nice. I suppose some people must like them, but I didn't.
    b1g1an's avatar
    These are great, best cheap frozen chicken lumps I've come across. Used to be five for a fiver but for today this is a great deal.
  4. Badonkadonk's avatar
    Good deal, i’ve stopped buying these though as they smell godawful when doing them in the air fryer compared to othe BE products such as dippers. I just don’t feel i’m giving my kids good food when i used to give them these, the smell and grease i’d horrible. However, a decent deal if you’re a fan. Heat 🔥🔥
  5. franco79's avatar
    Wow! These used to be £1.50 for a pack is two not so long ago. Sad state of affairs :-(
    savsac29's avatar
    And I bet these are smaller.
  6. Likesadeal20's avatar
    Oily not nice
  7. Ukmandude's avatar
    It’s now cheaper (still bloody expensive) to buy fresh, real meat. I’ve never felt better.
  8. Baggin92's avatar
    There's something in these (the oil?) that gives me a bubbly, sometimes knotted stomach ache.

    They are highly processed and prob full of chemicals as well as being too oily.
    timvineismyhero's avatar
    Everything you eat and drink is made of chemicals.
  9. Itsmenotthee's avatar
    On the same deal as loads of products, including alphabites, fries, Chicago town pizza etc.
    Really good 4 for £5 offer
  10. TrolleyDolly18's avatar
    Voted hot @ 4 for £5

    I enjoyed these @ £2.50-£3.00 a pack of 4 some time back, but then the price got silly, so I gave Tesco a shot
    (Hearty Food Co 8 Breaded Chicken Burgers 456G)...@ £1.50

    2 of these (Tesco own brand) burgers, in place of a Birds Eye Quarter Pounder, and it works fer me.
    Oh PLEASE feel free to knock em fer ANY reason, but remember, it's ALL a question of PERSONAL taste.
    Just sayin.

    This current Birds Eye deal?
    A 2 pack @ £2.75
    Or "4 for £5", so £1.25 a pack of 2 = £2.50 for 4 is a deal IMHO, but I'm happy with the taste (and £) of the Tesco Hearty Food Co offering, still, it's good ter have options, eh. (edited)
  11. rkl's avatar
    One note of caution if you buy these online for delivery - in all the years I've ordered groceries online from Asda, I've never once had an order without at least one item out of stock or substituted.

    Now it might be that the Asda they deliver to me from is small, but when you have two successive orders have 13 and 6 items out of stock, including basic items like a white sliced loaf and semi-skimmed milk, it's no wonder I boycotted them for a year. When I resumed, they'd somewhat improved things - only 2-3 out of stock/substitutions per order now (and I've learned to tactically use the subs system - choose subs where the flavour can't change, just the brand).

    What I'm saying is that this promo might sell out quickly knowing Asda and I don't know if they'll honour partial purchases for a discount (e.g. you order 4 and they send 3).
  12. telf's avatar
    Nice 1st deal thanks , I love these so grabbed a few today
  13. Adam's avatar
    Hey , Thanks for taking the time to share your first deal post with the community, Its always great too see a discussion around the product, Something your deal certainly has created. I really do hope you found submitting your first deal an easy process, I just thought id come along and offer any help you may find yourself needing on-site, If you do need me, please tag me, or just drop me/the team a message, We will all try our best to help . (Great job with your first deal post too by the way ) (edited)
  14. Mr_Fish_One's avatar
    Mix and match so can usually get other bits too. Very good deal. They’re generally not that nice but given the price would definitely scran
  15. Carl_cr's avatar
    Expensive for mechanically separated meat too high risk of bowl cancer eating this food.
    timvineismyhero's avatar
    Whilst these definitely aren't my cup of tea they aren't mechanically separated meat. Even cooked that stuff still has a mushy texture. It's actual chicken breast that has been minced up, had water added then reshaped. Doesn't even need any preservatives as it is frozen.
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