Each serving (4 pieces) contains the following: You may be curious as to the nutritional value of these popular dinosaur nuggets.
How Many Calories Are in Yummy Dino Buddies? What Are Dinos Chicken?ĭino chicken is exactly as it sounds – a dinosaur that’s made from chicken.
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Dinos Chicken Recipe: How To Make Rawr-Some Nuggets.1) Homemade Dino Chicken Nuggets Recipe.Nutritional information of Yummy Dino Buddies.Once again, cooking longer really improved these nuggets in terms of texture. I personally found them just slightly bland and couldn’t eat more than 5-6 at a time. They could’ve had more flavor, and more nuggets in general, but they’re definitely a good option. Yummy Dino Buddies are best for the shapes- I was really chuffed to see all the different dinosaurs, including one of my favorites, the parasaurolophus. Cost 6/10.Ĭommentary: I find it fascinating that Yummy Dino Buddies were just one point away from being equal with Tyson, but scored so differently across the board. you can also think about it in terms of dollars: one dollar gets you 4.5 yummy Dino buddies nuggets. There were 30 nuggets in the bag, which means that each nugget cost roughly 23 cents. Price: I paid 6.99 (7$) for a 21 oz box of Yummy Dino Buddies. The bodies of the majority of the dinosaurs had a lot of surface area for sauce. Durability 8/10ĭipability: About the same as Tyson- they had more ‘hold points’. Again, these were not broken off of any dinosaurs. That being said, there were some weird breaded bits at the bottom of the bag- they may have been heads or tails at one point, but the breading made it hard to tell. Time 8/10ĭurability: In a bag of 30 dinosaurs, none had any broken pieces. The instructions said 11-13 minutes, and they’re good at that point, but I still prefer 20 minutes for optimum crunch. Time: Like Tyson’s fun nuggets, these benefitted from a 20 minute baking time. I could almost always tell heads from tails though, and could pick out specific dinosaurs. Some were very clear, others were more difficult to distinguish. Shape variety 10/10Ĭlarity of shapes: The shape clarity varied. The novelty of it was wonderful, and provided a good base for imaginative play. I counted at least 5 shapes, including a pterodactyl. Variety of shapes: This is probably the category where Yummy Dino Buddies shined the most. If you like sauce, I feel like you’d put a lot on these. Seasoning: They tasted primarily like fish sticks- they were pretty plain. It’s moist, which is nice, but the air bubbles throughout are a little hard to get around if you’re super texture-sensitive. I could definitely see some people describing them as mushy- but additional cooking time does help. Inner texture: They’re a little too spongy for me. Sort of the color of a McDonald’s nugget. The “points” on the shapes did turn slightly darker, and the golden brown wasn’t too bad honestly. Crispiness 8/10Ĭolor: The color did not change overall, even though I cooked it for 20 minutes. The breading does have a good crunch on the outside but the inner layer could be too moist for some. If you want to see the Tyson Fun Nuggets review, click hereĬrispiness: The Yummy Dino buddies were a little soggier than Tyson, but if you cook them longer and remember to flip them you can avoid that. Hello! I have finished testing my second brand of Dino Nuggets- Yummy Dino Buddies! Please see my earlier post for the grading criteria.
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