Make any family dinner something to celebrate with Stove Top Chicken Stuffing Mix sides. A blend of fresh baked bread crumbs with chicken broth is the perfect pairing for roast chicken delivering a soft, fluffy texture in every forkful. Each box of Stove Top stuffing comes packed with a dry, pre-seasoned stuffing mix. Simply add water and butter or margarine for a stuffing side dish that tastes like it was made from scratch! Stove Top stuffing can also be conveniently prepared in the microwave. Delicious served as is, along with other dinner sides or in recipes such as a bruschetta chicken bake. Our 12 oz box is equal to two 6 oz boxes of stuffing and makes twelve servings. Enjoy with your Thanksgiving turkey or as an additional side dish to any meal year round.
- One 12 oz box of Stove Top Stuffing Mix for Chicken, Twin Pack
- Share the savory goodness of Stove Top Stuffing Mix Chicken side dish with your family
- Each box includes a dry, fully seasoned chicken Stove Top stuffing mix
- Our easy side dish is made with herbs, spices and chicken broth
- A versatile pantry staple, serve Stove Top by itself as a side dish or use as an ingredient to elevate recipes
- Perfect to use in a cheesy chicken dish or a bruschetta chicken bake
- Our twin pack is equal to two, 6 oz boxes and contains 12 servings at 110 calories per serving
- Every box contains dry, fully seasoned chicken stuffing mix
- Preparation is easy, simply boil 1-1/2 cups of water with 4 Tbsp of butter, mix in Stove Top Stuffing Mix, cover, remove from heat and enjoy after 5 minutes
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GG –
stove top turkey double pack stuffing
turkey’s my favorite I like to keep some on hand for making some tomato pie I make mine with the stuffing my favorite is the turkey and the and also the pork and you can use it for other things too the stuffing it’s all right in my book
Arnetage –
HERE ARE A FEW TRICKS TO MAKE THIS MORE ELEGANT!
My spin on this is to saute a little chopped Bok Choy (or celery) and onion before I add the liquid,( which is usually vegetable stock and some white wine as opposed to plain water.) I also throw in a handful of dried cranberries along with the stuffing when adding it to the boiling liquid. Adds a delicious surprising twist!
Janet –
Everyone is so nice.
Alesandra –
Tastes good.
I wish they had more human animal husbandry practices like free ranging but they don’t. This stuffing does taste good.