Fresh Chicken Paws Tray, 1.1 - 1.75 lb, USA Raised, No Hormones
Fresh Chicken Paws Tray, 1.1 - 1.75 lb, USA Raised, No Hormones
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Fresh Chicken Paws Tray, 1.1 - 1.75 lb, USA Raised, No Hormones

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  • One package of Fresh Chicken Paws, food condition: Fresh
  • Chicken paws have a variety of uses from being fried and eaten like a chicken wing to being used as a base for a delicious soup or stew.
  • Made from chickens hatched, raised, and harvested in the USA
  • No added hormones or steroids, meeting federal regulations
  • Chicken paws are a great source of protein with 22g per serving. Serving size 4 oz.
  • Low in sodium for a food you can feel good about serving to the whole family
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Jun 10, 2025
Afra
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5 out of 5 stars review

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Impressive change!!!

For a while when I ordered those for my dog they would come with the inside of the paw that they had spots which I googled and it is where the chickens get infection so I complaint a lot about the chicken paws cause most I could throw away when I got them. Now all of a sudden I guess finally someone realized it and the quality has changed up and it is really good now. Thanks for listening

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Feb 11, 2026
Diane
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5 out of 5 stars review

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A little weird but makes a great soup

I use a tray of paws and a large tray of chicken wings to make soup for me and a soup with chicken topper for my dog. I use two large pots when preparing the soup the difference being my dog's batch is made without onion. Neither of us eat the paws after cooking, just the meat from the wings and vegetables in the broth. Each of us get a very flavorful, collagen-rich soup to enjoy on these bitterly cold winter days. Yes, it looks a bit strange while cooking but you can't beat the flavor of the finished soup.

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Nov 24, 2025
Cindy
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For collagen

At $12 a quart for genuine pre-made bone broth, I decided to make my own. I meant to simmer the paws for 16 hours but I accidentally let it simmer for 21. I learned after the fact, from a friend, to keep it closer to 12 hours, which explained the bitter smell. When I checked out the cooked chicken paws, I just could not bring myself to try one. I drained the broth after it cooled and put it in the fridge and got rid of the chicken paws. Needless to say the paws lost any kind of crunch, were spongy, and the bones were so soft they broke apart like nothing. I used a whole onion and seasonings like salt, thyme, bay leaf and parsley - I think I should have added black pepper, too. This was definitely a trial-and-error batch - first time! I wouldn't serve chicken paws at parties, but I will definitely keep working on perfecting my bone broth! Since the bones soften so easily, they would be safe to feed to a puppy.

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