Impossible to find unboned, skin-on chicken breasts!

Yep, that'd be the ones.  Have you used them? Are they good?

Yep, that'd be the ones.  Have you used them? Are they good?

I haven't only because I have a wee fridge freezer. But they have a long reputation in the area. I've been tempted to order several times and I still might but I'm afraid I'm going to be typical me and over order. Lol

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Campbells?

If so, they always have tons of discount codes available and you can stack them.

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There's Campbell's chicken noodle soup somewhere?!

There's Campbell's chicken noodle soup somewhere?!

Lol. No. Campbell's Butchers in Central Scotland.

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Lol. No. Campbell's Butchers in Central Scotland.

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Damn. Haha.

https://www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/292613410

Tesco

Still no bones on the Tesco. Campbell's Butchers sends nice chicken crowns, bones and all, for a very good price. They make excellent soup.

Still no bones on the Tesco. Campbell's Butchers sends nice chicken crowns, bones and all, for a very good price. They make excellent soup.

Nan, your thread title mentions 'unboned' although I think you are looking for bone-in?

Nan, your thread title mentions 'unboned' although I think you are looking for bone-in?

I've definitely gotten chicken crowns from Tesco. I can't remember if they were those flavoured ones though. Husband and I weren't terribly impressed by them the one we had though. We like Morrisons chicken crowns the best, between Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons. You can also get turkey crowns for when You don't need a full turkey for Christmas.

Lidl has whole frozen turkeys (with giblets) and frozen turkey crowns.

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Yeah, sorry. BONE-IN, skin on. Unboned as the bones not removed.  Nothing quite as nice as a chicken crown stewed with an onion, a couple of carrots, some garlic, lots of pepper....

Lidl has whole frozen turkeys (with giblets) and frozen turkey crowns.

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Cool! The Daughter wants to have a Thanksgiving supper for her American classmates, and I was wondering where I was going to get a turkey.

Cool! The Daughter wants to have a Thanksgiving supper for her American classmates, and I was wondering where I was going to get a turkey.

They are only £8.99. Last year,  I saw mostly fresh turkeys going for around  £40. WTF?

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Of course, I have nowhere to actually put said turkey. Hmmmm..... plan B. Get one, cook it right away, freeze it in parts, then reheat on the day, maybe? No law says I ~have~ to do a Norman Rockwell. 

Now, about cranberries. Has anyone seen cranberries? (Preferably not with sugar added.)

Of course, I have nowhere to actually put said turkey. Hmmmm..... plan B. Get one, cook it right away, freeze it in parts, then reheat on the day, maybe? No law says I ~have~ to do a Norman Rockwell. 

Now, about cranberries. Has anyone seen cranberries? (Preferably not with sugar added.)

You will be able to find fresh cranberries in November. Those are easy to find.

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