The Just Bare chicken nuggets come in a huge bag of 22 servings, and after 23 minutes in the oven, I realized I cooked way more chicken nuggets than I actually needed. Like almost every item on Costco shelves, the warehouse does not skimp on giving you enough food. RELATED: Get even more grocery shopping tips in your inbox by signing up for our newsletter! The key thing here is the texture when it comes to mimicking Chick-fil-A's nuggets, and while I wouldn't call myself a chicken nugget connoisseur, I've had enough Chick-fil-A throughout college to feel like I know exactly the type of nugget to look for. They usually don't have a specific "chicken nugget" shape and the breading is a lot lighter.
Unlike the nuggets you'll find at chains like McDonald's or Wendy's, Chick-fil-A's nuggets are more resemblant to popcorn chicken. I think it's important to note that Chick-fil-A's nuggets are quite different compared to other chicken nuggets on fast food menus. So when I saw numerous people online talk about how these particular Costco chicken nuggets "taste just like Chick-fil-A," I, of course, had to put my taste buds to the test. I've been burned quite a few times in the past with this sort of statement, like the time a fitness expert told me to mix Greek yogurt with peanut butter, vanilla extract, and chocolate chips and said it "tastes just like cookie dough" (news flash: it didn't). I'm always skeptical when a person tells me something "tastes just like" something else.
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