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Chicken
Chicken is Meat Fest’s second-largest range, covering whole birds, portioned cuts and offal across seven groups. Whole birds are supplied across a range of weight grades, fillets are graded by size for even cooking, and the wings, legs and thighs groups cover the individual portioned cuts used in food service. A separate offal group and a game birds group complete the range.
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How the range is organised
Weight and size grading matters more in Chicken than in any other range: Whole Chicken and Chicken Fillets are both split into several size grades so that kitchens can order a consistent portion size rather than a mixed batch. Common starting points include Whole Chicken 1500, Chicken Fillets 170, Chicken Drumsticks and Chicken Thighs.
Chicken groups at a glance
| Group | Typical use |
|---|---|
| Whole Chicken | Roasting and spatchcock, across several size grades |
| Chicken Fillets | Grilling and pan-frying, graded by size |
| Chicken Wings | Frying, grilling and BBQ |
| Chicken Legs | Roasting, curries and traybakes |
| Chicken Thighs | Grilling, curries and traybakes |
| Chicken Offal | Stocks, pâté and specialist dishes |
| Game Birds | Individual roasting portions and slow cooking |
Frequently asked questions
How are whole chickens graded?
Whole chickens are listed across several weight grades so a kitchen can order a consistent bird size rather than a mixed batch; the same applies to fillets, which is graded by size.
What is included in the Game Birds group?
Game Birds covers poussin and quail alongside two further named whole-bird products, a further named whole-bird listing and Boiler Chicken — smaller whole-bird and specialist formats sold separately from the standard whole chicken grades.
Can chicken cuts be prepared to a specific specification?
Yes. Bone-in or boneless, skin-on or skinless, and portion size are specified by the customer and passed to the butchers as given.
Related categories
Chicken is ordered alongside Lamb and Beef by many kitchens, and a chicken doner option is listed in the Doner range.