Lunch on The Run Chicken Salad Kit

Great snack. Sometimes I just have this for dinner when I don't want to eat much. Great taste easy to have around.

Loved this product and was pleased to find out that the kits also included fruit and a cookie. Just perfect for lunch on the go.

Love this so much even the cookies was fresh. I wish I would’ve purchased more but I will be making another purchase as it’s great for work and school and taste amazing.

Overall, these are really nice to keep in your pantry as an emergency food or for when you don't have time to pack a lunch. For about $10 (less if one sale), you get four fairly adequate lunches. The tuna salad is good if not a little watery. The fruit is just like any other shelf-stable fruit cup, so it's pretty good. The cookie is easily the black sheep of the package, as it's rather tough, much tougher than the crackers which is just a bizarre sensory experience. All in all, it's a good value for perfectly serviceable meals. Will I buy it again? Eh, I'm honestly not too sure. Maybe if the chicken salad was restocked, I'd consider trying that.

Give to your adult who forgets to eat and works too hardMight need to pack extra stuff plus jerky with this and water wash it down.Smell: fishy smell isn't all thereValue: buy the bigger pack, I bought sample pack to test it out and found you buy one at store for less what I purchased.Quality: it comes with cookie, fruit cup and crackers and tuna salad which taste good.Spork is used to help tuna salad and eat fruit cupSize I think they could put additional tuna salad if I am thinking if there was guy you're feeding because it's not enough it more like snack.

I bought both the chicken tuna salad "Lunch on the Run" versions. The tuna was ok ... but, I really like the chicken salad (that's just a matter of taste). I appreciate the convenience. Problems: there's enough salad for 10-12 crackers -- they provide only six. Each 'lunch' comes with a rather boring fruit cup (which I found over sweet and VERY hard to open without spilling), and one very hard, dry chocolate chip cookie. I calculated the cost at $2.80 per unit.I had previously bought, also thru Amazon, the Bumblebee "Snack on the Run" size (including the same can of salad, and the same 6 crackers, and coming to $1.62 per unit). The question is whether that boring fruit cup, and concrete cookie are worth the $1.18 difference. For me they are not. I will get the snack size and eat an apple or banana with it.

Best eaten with hunger, it’s an acquired taste. The cookie I find delicious.

This is the perfect lunch. Protein and sweet stuff.My latest delivery had one of the fruit cups that was opened, spilling liquid over everything.Threw that one away.