
CP Chia Tai Food Chicken Drumsticks 1kg | Hormone-Free | US-imported White-feathered Broiler Breed | Frozen Chicken Leg
CP CP Foods Chicken Drumsticks are selected from the leg portion of premium white feather broilers. The meat is tender and smooth with a rich flavour, and comes with skin and bone. After cooking, the meat is juicy and succulent, making it ideal for everyday family cooking in Hong Kong, air-fried chicken legs, braised chicken legs, roasted chicken legs, curry chicken legs, soy-braised chicken legs, and children's meals.
Chicken drumsticks are the lower leg portion, named for their shape resembling a pipa (Chinese lute). Compared to chicken breast, drumstick meat is more tender and has a more pronounced oily aroma. It is less likely to become dry during cooking, making it particularly suitable for air-frying, roasting, stewing, braising, and soy-braising. Each pack has a net weight of 1kg and is frozen for storage, making it a convenient staple for households.
This product uses the US-imported white feather chicken breed. White feather broilers are one of the common high-quality breeds in the modern poultry industry, known for their consistent meat quality, tender texture, and suitability for various cooking methods. CP CP Foods is a food brand familiar to Hong Kong customers, making it a suitable choice for those who value brand reputation, consistent quality, and peace of mind regarding family ingredients.
Product Information
| Item |
Contents |
| Product Name |
CP CP Foods Chicken Drumsticks |
| Product Type |
Frozen raw chicken |
| Cut |
Chicken Drumsticks / Chicken Lower Legs / Chicken Drumstick |
| Net Content |
1kg |
| Ingredients |
Chicken Drumsticks |
| Product Standard Code |
GB 2707 |
| Breed |
US-imported White-feathered Chicken Breed |
| Origin |
China |
| Storage Conditions |
Store frozen below -18°C |
| Shelf Life |
Frozen for 12 months |
| Production date |
See package seal |
| Serving Suggestions |
Must be thoroughly cooked before eating |
| Packaging Brand |
CP Chia Tai |
Product Features
| Key Selling Points |
Description |
| CP Chia Tai Brand |
A food brand familiar to Hong Kong customers with high brand recognition, suitable for daily household use |
| US-imported White-feathered Chicken Breed |
Made from premium white-feather broiler chickens, offering consistent meat quality suitable for various cooking methods |
| Chicken Drumstick Cut |
Also known as chicken lower legs, skin-on and bone-in, with a richer flavour and tender, smooth texture |
| No Hormones |
Hormone-free, suitable for families who prioritise the peace of mind of daily ingredients |
| Tender and smooth texture |
Compared to chicken breast, the leg portion has higher fat content, making it less likely to become dry after cooking |
| Suitable for air frying |
Air frying results in a crispy exterior while keeping the inside juicy |
| 1kg Family Pack |
Generous portion, ideal for household staples, meal prep, gatherings, and everyday side dishes |
| Frozen Freshness Lock |
Frozen for convenient long-term storage and use as needed. |
| Suitable for multiple cooking methods |
Can be air fried, baked, braised in soy sauce, braised in dark soy, made into curry, pan-fried, or stewed |
Packaging Label Highlights
| Packaging Information |
Contents |
| Natural |
Corn-based, grain-fed |
| Safety |
Animal Safety, Professional Protection |
| Fresh |
Fresh Chicken Cut, Frozen to Lock in Freshness |
| Quality Control |
Multiple Protection, Strict Control |
| Full Industry Chain |
Farm to Food, Farm to Table |
| Brand |
CP Chia Tai |
White Feather Chicken Information and Product Advantages
| Information |
Description |
| White Feather Chicken Breed Origin |
CP Group introduced excellent American White Feather Chicken breeds AA+ and Cobb |
| Breed Characteristics |
White-feathered broilers have undergone years of breeding and selection and are a common high-quality chicken breed |
| Feed Formula |
Uses a carefully formulated feed mix, combined with scientific feeding management |
| Feeding Management |
Through automated feeding management, including water and feed dispensing, lighting, mist cooling, and air purification, suitable growth environments are provided for broilers |
| Harvest Time |
White-feathered broilers are harvested after approximately 40 days, a result of superior breeds and scientific feeding management |
| Meat Characteristics |
Tender and smooth texture, suitable for a variety of Chinese and Western cooking methods |
| Suitable for modern families |
Ideal for everyday cooking, family dinners, lunchboxes, children's meals, and adding dishes to gatherings |
Why choose Chicken Drumsticks?
| Advantages |
Description |
| Tender texture |
The chicken leg area has higher activity levels, resulting in a richer meat flavour and a more layered texture |
| Less likely to dry out |
Compared to chicken breast, chicken drumsticks retain their juices more easily after cooking |
| Skin and bone add more flavour |
Cooking with skin in an air fryer or oven yields a crispier exterior; stewing with bone enhances the meaty aroma of the broth |
| Highly accepted by children |
Chicken leg meat is tender and easy to eat, making it suitable as a family meal dish |
| Versatile Cooking Methods |
Suitable for Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Western cooking styles |
| A convenient staple for the home |
1kg frozen pack, suitable for portioned use |
Important Notice on White Freezer Burn / Freezer Burn Marks
The surface of this product's chicken meat often shows white freezer burn marks, frost marks, or freezer burn. This is a common natural phenomenon of frozen chicken and does not necessarily mean the product has gone bad.
| Situation |
Description |
| White marks appearing on the surface |
White freezer burn marks, frost marks, or freezer burn may appear on the surface of chicken meat and are common occurrences with frozen chicken |
| Why They Appear |
Because this product is not covered with a heavy water spray, ice hanging, or a water film on the surface of the chicken meat, white freezer burn marks are more likely to appear on the surface during freezing |
| Does It Mean It Has Gone Bad |
Generally, white freezer burn marks do not indicate that the chicken meat has gone bad or is unsafe |
| Reflecting Product Characteristics |
White freezer burn marks can be understood as the product not having extra water added to the surface to increase weight, making the weight closer to the meat itself |
| Not Water-Injected for Weight Gain |
This product does not rely on extra water spraying or ice hanging to increase weight; the weight received by the customer is closer to the actual meat itself |
| Condition after thawing |
After thawing, white marks usually fade, and they are safe to eat after normal thorough cooking |
| Effect after cooking |
After normal thawing and thorough cooking, it generally does not affect daily consumption |
| Delivery tip |
If the packaging is intact, there is no off-odour, no thawed leakage, and it is still frozen, you can safely process and cook it as normal |
Important tip: If the product is completely thawed upon receipt, the packaging is damaged, there is an off-odour, the colour is abnormally grey or green, or there are obvious signs of spoilage, do not eat it and contact customer service immediately to handle it.
Suggested dishes
| Dishes |
Cooking suggestions |
| Air Fryer Chicken Drumsticks |
After thawing, marinate and air fry until the skin is golden and crispy, with a fully cooked and juicy interior |
| Baked Herb Chicken Legs |
Add black pepper, garlic powder, herbs and a little oil, then bake until the surface is fragrant |
| Braised Chicken Legs |
Simmer slowly with soy sauce, rock sugar, ginger slices and spring onion sections to absorb the flavours |
| Braised Chicken Drumettes |
Cook in a marinade with star anise, bay leaves and ginger slices until well-flavoured |
| Curry Chicken Drumettes |
Stew with potatoes, carrots, onions and curry sauce |
| Teriyaki Chicken Legs |
Pan-fried in Japanese teriyaki sauce, perfect with white rice |
| Korean Spicy Sauce Chicken Legs |
Chicken legs simmered with Korean spicy sauce, minced garlic, and sesame for a flavorful dish |
| Pan-Fried Chicken Legs |
Slowly pan-fried until the skin is golden brown, served with salad or potatoes |
| Chicken Leg Rice |
Served with white rice, vegetables and sauce after cooking the chicken leg |
| Kids' Chicken Leg Meal |
Seasoned with less salt, shred the meat after cooking to serve with rice or noodles |
Suggested cooking method
Air Fryer Chicken Drumsticks
| Steps |
Method |
| 1. Thaw |
Place in the fridge chiller compartment to thaw naturally before eating |
| 2. Pat dry |
Pat the surface dry with kitchen paper to help the air fryer produce a crispier skin |
| 3. Marinate |
Can add salt, black pepper, garlic powder, soy sauce, oyster sauce or teriyaki sauce |
| 4. Preheat |
Preheat the air fryer first to help the surface colour better |
| 5. Air Fry |
Air fry at approx. 180°C, turn over halfway through |
| 6. Ensure thoroughly cooked |
The bone edge of the chicken leg must be fully cooked through, with no blood or pink juices |
| 7. Rest |
Rest for 2–3 minutes after cooking for a better texture |
Oven Roasted Chicken Drumettes
| Steps |
Method |
| 1. Thaw Completely |
The chicken leg must be fully thawed for even heating |
| 2. Marinate |
Can marinate for 2–4 hours in advance for better flavour |
| 3. Place on Baking Tray |
Can add potatoes, onions and carrots to roast together |
| 4. Roast until Coloured |
Roast until the surface is golden and the inside is fully cooked |
| 5. Check Bone Edge |
The bone edge of the chicken leg is the hardest part to cook; must confirm there is no blood |
| 6. Serve |
Can serve with rice, salad, pasta or mashed potatoes |
Braised / Stewed Chicken Drumettes
| Steps |
Method |
| 1. Thaw and Clean |
Pat the surface dry after thawing |
| 2. Sear Surface |
Can sear the chicken leg surface until slightly golden first |
| 3. Add Sauce |
Add soy sauce, oyster sauce, rock sugar, ginger slices, scallion sections and water |
| 4. Simmer |
Simmer over medium-low heat until the chicken leg is fully cooked through |
| 5. Reduce Sauce |
Cook until the sauce thickens and is more flavourful |
| 6. Serve with Rice |
Suitable to serve with white rice, vegetables or noodles |
Suggested pairings
| Category |
Recommended Pairings |
| Staples |
White rice, brown rice, pasta, udon, potatoes, sweet potatoes, noodles |
| Vegetables |
Broccoli, spinach, lettuce, corn, mushrooms, bell peppers, carrots |
| Sauces |
Teriyaki sauce, black pepper sauce, curry sauce, Korean chilli sauce, braising sauce, soy chicken sauce |
| Family Meal Combo |
Chicken Drumettes + White Rice + Stir-fry Vegetables + Soup |
| Kids' meal combination |
Shredded Chicken Leg + Corn + Egg Fried Rice |
| Air Fry Meal Combinations |
Air Fried Chicken Leg + Fries + Salad |
| Gathering Meal Combinations |
Baked Chicken Leg + Pasta + Salad + Garlic Bread |
Estimated Nutritional Information
The following nutritional data is compiled based on general nutritional values for white-feathered broiler chickens / chicken drumsticks / chicken lower legs and the product data you provided. As chicken drumsticks are skin-on, bone-in products, actual nutrition may vary depending on the proportion of edible parts, chicken skin fat, bone weight, batch, and cooking method. This data is for reference only.
Estimated nutritional data per 100g edible portion | Common format for Hong Kong nutrition labels
| Nutritional Information |
Per 100g edible portion |
| Energy |
Approx. 650 kJ / 155 kcal |
| Protein |
Approx. 18.0g |
| Total Fat |
Approx. 9.0g |
| Saturated Fat |
Approx. 2.5g |
| Trans Fat |
0g |
| Carbohydrates |
0g |
| Sugars |
0g |
| Sodium |
Approx. 80mg |
Estimated nutritional data per 1kg pack
The following is estimated based on the whole pack weight; actual edible portion may vary due to bone weight and chicken skin proportion.
| Nutritional Information |
Approximately 1kg per pack |
| Energy |
Approx. 6,500 kJ / 1,550 kcal |
| Protein |
Approx. 180.0g |
| Total Fat |
Approx. 90.0g |
| Saturated Fat |
Approx. 25.0g |
| Trans Fat |
0g |
| Carbohydrates |
0g |
| Sugars |
0g |
| Sodium |
Approx. 800mg |
Reference Serving Size
| Serving size |
Energy |
Protein |
Total Fat |
| Approx. 100g edible portion |
Approx. 650 kJ / 155 kcal |
Approx. 18.0g |
Approx. 9.0g |
| Approx. 150g edible portion |
Approx. 975 kJ / 233 kcal |
Approx. 27.0g |
Approx. 13.5g |
| Approx. 200g edible portion |
Approx. 1,300 kJ / 310 kcal |
Approx. 36.0g |
Approx. 18.0g |
| Approx. 250g edible portion |
Approx. 1,625 kJ / 388 kcal |
Approx. 45.0g |
Approx. 22.5g |
Simple comparison with other chicken parts
| Chicken part |
Protein |
Fat |
Calories |
Texture |
| Chicken Breast |
Higher |
Lower |
Lower |
Lighter, easier to dry out |
| Chicken Tenderloin |
Higher |
Lower |
Lower |
Tenderer, suitable for fitness meals |
| Chicken Drumsticks |
Medium-high |
Medium |
Medium |
Tender, juicy, stronger meat flavour |
| Chicken Wings |
Medium |
Higher |
Higher |
Skin is oily and fragrant, suitable for snacks |
| Chicken whole leg |
Medium-high |
Medium-high |
Medium-high |
More meat, suitable for baking or stewing |
Storage Instructions
| Item |
Recommendation |
| Frozen storage |
Store at below -18°C |
| Shelf Life |
Frozen for 12 months; please refer to the packaging for the actual date |
| Thawing method |
Recommended to thaw naturally in the refrigerator chiller compartment |
| Quick thawing |
Can be thawed by placing in a sealed bag in cold running water |
| After thawing |
Please cook and consume as soon as possible |
| Precautions |
Long-term thawing at room temperature is not recommended, and repeated freezing is not recommended |
| After opening |
Please cook on the same day of opening; any unused portion should be resealed and stored in the refrigerator for quick use |
Food safety tips
| Notes |
Description |
| Must be cooked thoroughly |
This product is frozen raw chicken and must be thoroughly cooked before consumption |
| Do not eat raw |
Chicken must not be eaten raw or partially cooked |
| Raw and cooked separation |
Use separate cutting boards, knives and utensils for raw chicken and cooked food |
| Wash hands |
Please wash hands thoroughly before and after handling raw chicken |
| Bone edges must be fully cooked |
The bone edge of the chicken leg is harder to cook, you must confirm there is no blood or pink juices |
| Fully cooked through |
Chicken meat centre should be fully cooked after cooking |
| Special groups |
Children, pregnant women, the elderly and people with weaker immune systems must eat fully cooked chicken |
| Post-thaw handling |
Please cook as soon as thawed; refreezing is not recommended |
FAQ
| Question |
Answer |
| What cut is this? |
This is a chicken drumstick, i.e., chicken lower leg / Chicken Drumstick, a skin-on, bone-in chicken leg part. |
| Can it be eaten directly? |
No. This product is frozen raw chicken and must be thoroughly cooked before consumption. |
| What chicken breed is this? |
This product uses an imported American white-feathered broiler chicken breed. White-feathered broilers are a common high-quality meat chicken breed with tender meat. |
| Are there hormones in the product? |
The product focuses on being hormone-free and contains no hormones, making it suitable for families who prioritise the peace of mind of their daily ingredients. |
| Why are there white marks on the surface of the chicken? |
White marks are mostly freezer burn, frost or freeze burn marks, which are common natural phenomena for frozen chicken. |
| Do white freeze burn marks mean it is bad? |
Generally, no. If the packaging is intact, there is no off-odour, and it remains frozen, white freeze burn marks usually do not affect normal consumption. |
| Why does this product tend to have more white freeze burn marks? |
Because the product is not covered with a heavy mist, ice glaze or water film on the chicken surface, so freeze burn marks appear more easily on the surface; this also reflects that the weight is closer to the chicken itself, rather than relying on extra moisture to increase weight. |
| Do white freeze burn marks affect weight? |
No. On the contrary, products without large amounts of water spray or ice hanging usually have a weight closer to the actual meat itself. |
| Is it suitable for air frying? |
Very suitable. Chicken drumsticks are skin-on and bone-in; after air frying, the skin is crispy and the meat is juicy. |
| Is it suitable for children? |
Yes, but must be cooked thoroughly, and bones must be watched; it is recommended to remove the meat before giving it to children. |
| Does it need to be thawed before cooking? |
It is recommended to thaw completely first; the bone edge of the chicken leg is easier to cook and the texture is better. |
| Can it be refrozen after thawing? |
Not recommended. Repeated freezing will affect the meat quality and food safety. |
| How many pieces are there in a 1kg pack? |
The actual quantity may vary depending on the size of each chicken drumstick; please refer to the actual product. |
One-sentence selling point
CP Charoen Pokphand Chicken Drumettes 1kg, made from imported US white-feather chicken breed, hormone-free, tender and juicy, with skin and bone for enhanced flavor, suitable for air frying, braising, roasting, curry, and everyday cooking for Hong Kong families.