#TysonGoodness Lunch, Dinner, and Even Breakfast

One of my favorite breakfasts on the go is a chicken biscuit with cheese meal from McDonald’s. I remember when they came out with the chicken biscuit as a temporary item and was disappointed when they removed them from the menu. Of course now they are a staple. However going to McDonald’s every morning is not a financially smart decision. Not to mention I manage to get up in the morning and have just enough time to get myself and Honey ready before we are rushing out the door.

So what is the next best solution? Tyson Mini Chicken Sandwiches from Walmart of course! I’ve mentioned how great they are for quick snack before and after sports as well as a quick fix before dinner, but I never really considered how great they would be for breakfast until one morning I was rushing out the door and grabbed a package.

The great thing is it took 1 minute in a half for me to warm them at work which means I wasn’t hogging the microwave that is in popular demand in the office. So not only did I skip the long line at McDonald’s (there is always a line at my McDonald’s). I still had a great tasting chicken sandwich for breakfast!

I’m not the only one that loves these for breakfast, my children have never eaten traditional foods for breakfast. I don’t make them either, food is food there is nothing that says we have to eat eggs, cereal, pancakes, etc for breakfast. My boys are often eating macaroni and cheese or chicken nuggets, while my daughter may ask for a bowl of soup or veggies. So to pop in a Tyson Mini Chicken sandwich in the morning is pretty normal!

Stop by www.tysongoodness.com and check out to see if your local Walmart carries the Tyson Mini Chicken Sandwiches. Then make sure you check out the $5 Walmart gift card offer above. Offer is valid while supplies last.

Disclaimer: “This shop has been compensated as part of a social shopper insights study for Collective Bias. #CBias. Opinions are my own and NOT influenced by monetary compensation. You may read more of my disclosure here.