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5 Best Frozen Orange Chicken Brands, According to Shoppers

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Top-rated freezer aisle options for easy Chinese takeout at home.

Orange chicken is a classic dish that remains one of the most popular options for Chinese takeout. Made from white chicken battered, fried, and tossed in sweet orange sauce, some restaurants add heat for the perfect sweet and spicy meal. Shoppers who want to recreate this delicious dish at home have some excellent options in the freezer aisle to keep on hand for quick and easy dinners: Here are five of the best frozen orange chicken brands according to fans.

Trader Joe’s Mandarin Orange Chicken

Trader Joe's

Trader Joe’s Mandarin Orange Chicken is a fan-favorite item made with chunks of chicken in a crispy breading with a sweet and spicy orange sauce. “I thought it was amazing. Yes we needed to add spice, but for a frozen product it was tasty, way better than any Chinese frozen food I have had,” one shopper said.

Fusia Asian Inspirations Mandarin Orange Chicken

Aldi

Fusia Asian Inspirations Mandarin Orange Chicken is raved about by Aldi customers for excellent taste and texture. “This or the general Tsos, plus the 90 second rice, plus broccoli is my go to ‘meal prep’ for lunches to take into the office,” one fan said.

Members Mark Orange Chicken

Sam's Club

Members Mark Orange Chicken is tempura-battered chicken shoppers love. “This is some of the best packaged orange chicken we have found. We have tried both other store and club brands but none compare to the Member’s Mark product,” one Sam’s Club member said.

Crazy Cuizine Mandarin Orange Chicken

Costco

Crazy Cuizine Mandarin Orange Chicken is surprisingly good, Costco shoppers say. “The chicken tastes like restaurant chicken!” one shared. “I doctored the sauce to make it more like my daughter’s fave Gen Tso’s but the sauce on its own is decent.”

InnovAsian Orange Chicken

Target

InnovAsian Orange Chicken is perfect for those who don’t like their orange chicken to be too spicy.  “The chicken is more sweet than sour and that didn’t bother me or my household. Easy to cook hard to mess up,” one Target shopper said.

 

Ferozan Mast
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