
Bell & Evans Nuggets, Gluten Free, Chicken Breast, Breaded, Air Chilled 12 oz
What You Should Know
Bell & Evans Chicken Nuggets, Gluten Free, Chicken Breast, Breaded, Air Chilled (12 oz) sits in the frozen aisle alongside other premium frozen poultry and gluten-free convenience items — near family-sized nuggets, gluten-free pizza, and organic frozen vegetables. Shoppers pull this from a refrigerated or frozen display devoted to higher-end, ‘better-for-you’ frozen meals and kid-friendly entrées. It’s a go-to for quick weeknight dinners, after-school snacks, and party platters for game-day gatherings; it also travels well in a cooler for road trips or post-practice snacks. The brand leans into a premium, small-farm image: Bell & Evans is positioned toward parents and shoppers who want “real” chicken and are willing to pay more for perceived quality and humane practices. Packaging emphasizes gluten-free, air-chilled processing, and uses clean-label language that creates a health halo — “air chilled,” “chicken breast meat,” and an explicit mention of organic expeller-pressed soybean oil give it a natural, artisanal vibe even though it’s a factory-made product. Labeling is family-friendly rather than cartoonish, signaling convenience without leaning heavily into kid-targeted mascots. In plain terms, the product is a factory-breaded, flash-fried frozen nugget: whole-muscle chicken is marinated, coated with a rice- and corn-based breading containing xanthan gum and dried egg, then briefly fried to set the crust. Sensory notes: a crisp, golden exterior with a light, rice-flour crunch and a moist, tender chicken interior; comes in a boxed/bagged frozen package with oven or air-fryer ritual for reheating, usually paired with dipping sauces. It reads as a modern, family-focused convenience food that balances perceived quality with fast, familiar comfort.
Nutrition Facts
Ingredients
Chicken, Breast, Meat, Marinated, in, Water, and, Sea, Salt,, Breaded, with, Rice, Flour,, Water,, Yellow, Corn, Flour,, Sea, Salt,, Xanthan, Gum,, Dried, Whole, Eggs,, Yeast,, Cane, Sugar,, Black, Pepper,, Onion, Powder,, Garlic, Powder,, Flash, Fried, in, Organic, Expeller, Pressed, Soybean, Oil, to, Set, Breading..
Flagged Ingredients:
- •Soybean Oil - Seed oil high in omega-6 fatty acids
Dietary Labels
Ultra-Processing Assessment
Ultra-Processed
Why this score?
The product is industrially formulated and packaged with additives (xanthan gum, dried eggs, cane sugar) and a flash-frying step to set breading, characteristics typical of NOVA group 4 ultraprocessed foods.
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Common Questions about Bell & Evans Nuggets, Gluten Free, Chicken Breast, Breaded, Air Chilled 12 oz
The Bell & Evans Nuggets are a decent option if you're looking for a quick protein source, with 20 grams of protein per serving. They’re not loaded with sugars or artificial ingredients, which is a plus! But remember, 'healthy' can be subjective—what's healthy for one person might not be for another. It’s all about balance!
