Top 3 products for Shopping List Black Chicken
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first time buying to try it out
Good size, the chicken feet are huge!
Time to make soup
Silkie chicken looks good; it's a must-have for making chicken soup in autumn and winter.
It looks good. The packaging is different this time. Is it a different brand than the ones I bought before?
This is my Nth time buying it. Great value for money.
This braised black-boned chicken with winter bamboo shoots and shiitake mushrooms is a delicious dish that everyone loves!
Black-boned chicken with butter, not very big! Hope it tastes good.
This is great for making soup, and it's very cost-effective.
Black chicken soup, ^_^ Stir-fried black chicken
Latest reviews
I bought it again and again; the black-boned chicken is of good quality.
I've never bought such a small black-boned chicken before
Making soup is the best choice! Okay!
The chicken wasn't big. It made a delicious soup. The meat was tender and juicy.
It's small but I made it into a very tasty broth, I'll order another one
Too small to be worth over $17
It's very small; I'm going to make soup with it. I hope it tastes good.
These are probably immature chicks, each about the size of a palm. Stew two together.
It's a bit pricey, but it's great!
Wow, I have never seen such a small black chicken, so pitiful
Latest reviews
The older the wife, the more likely she is to buy back.
It's delicious whether stewed or cooked in soup.
Prefect size for cooking medicinal silken chicken tonic.
The chick looked tiny, but it weighed about 2 pounds.
Really good for soup
Many purchases, good for slow cook soup, healthy with herbs
Just received the order, will eat it later.
It was frozen. Hope that it will taste good.
Very cute and it made such a great soup!
The order has been received.
Recent service reviews
Sept. 2024
Very good prices, delivery on times of any time I ordered . Good service. Good product. You can find anything's on Weee!
Jun. 2024
I've hunted all over Connecticut for Asian groceries and they're difficult to find in my area. I love being able to order them on Weee!
Apr. 2024
Great customer service. Experienced customer service who answers the phone could always solve problem efficiently.
Jan. 2024
I really appreciate that you work hard to uphold standards of quality. I like the wide variety of products and the ease of shopping with you.
Popular reviews
first time buying to try it out
Good size, the chicken feet are huge!
Time to make soup
Silkie chicken looks good; it's a must-have for making chicken soup in autumn and winter.
It looks good. The packaging is different this time. Is it a different brand than the ones I bought before?
This is my Nth time buying it. Great value for money.
This braised black-boned chicken with winter bamboo shoots and shiitake mushrooms is a delicious dish that everyone loves!
Black-boned chicken with butter, not very big! Hope it tastes good.
This is great for making soup, and it's very cost-effective.
Black chicken soup, ^_^ Stir-fried black chicken
I bought it again and again; the black-boned chicken is of good quality.
I've never bought such a small black-boned chicken before
Making soup is the best choice! Okay!
The chicken wasn't big. It made a delicious soup. The meat was tender and juicy.
It's small but I made it into a very tasty broth, I'll order another one
Too small to be worth over $17
It's very small; I'm going to make soup with it. I hope it tastes good.
These are probably immature chicks, each about the size of a palm. Stew two together.
It's a bit pricey, but it's great!
Wow, I have never seen such a small black chicken, so pitiful
The older the wife, the more likely she is to buy back.
It's delicious whether stewed or cooked in soup.
Prefect size for cooking medicinal silken chicken tonic.
The chick looked tiny, but it weighed about 2 pounds.
Really good for soup
Many purchases, good for slow cook soup, healthy with herbs
Just received the order, will eat it later.
It was frozen. Hope that it will taste good.
Very cute and it made such a great soup!
The order has been received.

































