Underwood Chicken Spread, 4.25 Ounce (Pack of 24)

This chicken spread was always my favorite as a kid, it still tastes the same! Great value at 24 tins for this price, easiest sandwiches you'll ever make, and good stirred into soups too, if your cream of potato soup is too bland. Have it on toast or crackers, or English muffins or bagels, mix it with egg salad and fill a tomato with it, it's very versatile.

Great for sandwiches and on crackers! Just enough to satiate your appetite. And it's much cheaper than in the local stores.

My cat tries to steal the can when I am eating it so I give him a tiny bit on the tip of a spoon. He loves chicken like I do. I am autistic and I don't like sweets but salty foods are heavenly. I don't eat a lot of salt so this is a luxury food item for me. I put it on other foods to add flavor. I like it on chicken tamales and bean burritos. Put a tiny bit on a bite of food is the best. Also, It is oily so you need to mix it before serving it. It's not water, it's oil. I noticed other reviews complaining about the watery texture. It's normal for potted meat to be oily, you have to mix it before serving. Oil is part of the flavor and texture of potted meat. I learned how to make potted meat from my family. It was a family affair. There's different techniques for potting meat.

This is my favorite Underwood product, but for some reason is becoming difficult to find in the grocery stores. Glad I was able to get a supply here.

So I have tried Underwood's deviled ham and roast beef spreads, and while they are good, THIS one is the top of the list out of the 3. It has a flavor that is perfect for dishes that ask for chicken flavor. I made a southwest macaroni salad last night, and used 5 cans of it mixed in. It was DELISH! Of course it is also great for just making a chicken salad OR just straight out of the can spread on your favorite crackers or in a sandwich with some cheese and a slice of tomato. In other words, it is pretty versatile. It also has good shelf life, so you can stock up for your food larder.

I can never find this chicken spread in local stores. Guilty treat for sandwiches! I will make this last for awhile : )

I often see the Ham and Roast Beef flavors in my local grocery but haven't seen the chicken spread in a long time, maybe around 7 years since the last time I saw it at my local grocery and had some, bought a 24 pack to see if it's like I remembered. Flavor is more or less the same, but I could've sworn the texture was chunkier last time I had this, it's too thin for my preferences and presumably a lot of people won't like the consistency of this spread either. Not amazing but I can see some people liking this stuff, would have bought the Roast Beef spread 100% if the price wasn't 24 bucks higher than the chicken spread.

This stuff is super expensive at the grocery store, but getting it by the case is a better deal. Prime Shipping seals the deal! When I open the can, I pour off the oils that have floated to the surface, then I add celery seed and sometimes some sunflower seed kernels as well - for a bit of extra flavor and a nice crunch. Great with wheat thins for an easy lunch at work.