Verified • 34 orders
Was 90% only fat, ordered several times before, seems I got a bad batch
Chicken Thighs & Bacon Value Pack
$48.70
$36.52
Chicken thighs that stay impossibly juicy—roasted until crispy or braised into cozy, fall-apart dinners—paired with thick-cut bacon that renders beautifully for breakfast skillets, carbonara, or next-level BLTs.
This is your cold-weather, crowd-pleasing, “make it once and crave it again” lineup—far richer and more satisfying than anything from the grocery store meat case.
Weight:
3.75 lbs
2 x 1lb 2oz Chicken Thighs • Farmer Focus
2 x 12oz Thick-Cut Bacon • Pederson's Natural Farms
Verified • 46 orders
All fat. No meat at all. Very disappointed..
Verified • 3 orders
Disappointing since last time. Too fatty
Verified • 10 orders
Hello dear Crowd Cow staff, TWO of my packages of bacon were mostly fat. I have pictures if you want. I have probably gotten 40 packages in the last couple of years and never had a problem. Very disappointing. I still love Pederson's Farms
Verified • 11 orders
So good!
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