Do grocery stores sell boneless, skinless chicken thighs?

Answer 1

Yes the Kroger that I shop at does. But if you still cant find them, . Just buy the thighs skin and peel them. Much cheaper and easy to do.

Answer 2

Yes depending on the the store I suppose. That's the only way I buy chicken. Often there is still some fat that needs to be cut off. I tried buying the the chicken thighs and de-bone-ing them myself but it's such a mess and there was so much waste I started just buying the boneless skinless variety. I think that most large supermarkets will have it.

Answer 3

Yes, there is such a thing as boneless chicken. If fact, I used to raise them when I was a farmer. But it was too much work because boneless chickens can't walk. So you have to carry them around everywhere. Also, I just couldn't endure looking at them any longer. They look so pathetic just flopped there on the ground.

Answer 4

I buy them all the time at Harris Teeter and Food Lion, even Sam's Club sells the. I used to get them in Wyoming all the time too.

Answer 5

Yes. Recently the store by me. My family loves them.

Answer 6

Yes, they are becoming more popular again. You should be able to find them in most markets by now, if not try the more upscale places like Whole Paycheck.

Answer 7

If you are in a hurry and on a low budget I suggest you skin and debone them yourslef. Less money. People pay way to much on precut chicken and other meats when they can easily do it them self and pay less.

Answer 8

I haven't found them in years. I used to get them in a little neighborhood store, but when they went out of business, I haven't seen them since. They are so good, you made me hungry. lol

Answer 9

Yes - I bought some a few days ago.

Answer 10

No......srry..but maybe boneless but no skinless..