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betheglitter on 4.30.2011




Delicious! I used frozen chicken breast because that’s what I had on hand and I didn’t have an issue with the sauce being too liquidity. So simple! Thanks for sharing!
Darlene on 5.1.2011




Made this for my family last night and only 1 person really liked it. The rest thought it was too sweet… I used regular Sweet Baby Ray’s and did not put the extra pineapple juice in… I did use Kings Hawaiian sub-rolls. I might try it again but with a spicy BBQ sauce and maybe kaiser rolls…
Dalylah on 5.1.2011




We made this tonight. I used KC Masterpiece in ours and opted not to add the pineapple juice for a spicier end product. After cooking for so many hours it lost a bit of the spiciness so I added a smidge of garlic, pepper and a wee bit more BBQ sauce and they were amazing. Very tender meat and so easy. Thank you for sharing
mel15brk on 5.2.2011




We loved this recipe. It was so easy and perfect for a large group of people. I only used about 1/4 can of the pineapple juice and Open Pit BBQ sauce (which is not very sweet) and it was great. Not too sweet and not too vinegary.
Jess on 5.2.2011




I made this yesterday for dinner. It was delicious! I used Sticky Fingers Carolina Sweet BBQ sauce and totally omitted the pineapple juice. Surprisingly, it wasn’t overly sweet as I had feared it would be. It was amazing on sub rolls and tonight I’m tempted to try the leftovers on pizza.
anneegirl on 5.2.2011




Made this for dinner last night and all the kids gave it a big thumbs up, but dad thought it too sweet. I think next time I’ll use a BBQ sauce with more kick and not put the juice from the pineapple in. Those in our family eating gluten free ate this over brown rice. Delish!
catie27 on 5.2.2011




This is a recipe that has so much potential to knock your socks off! You can put virtually anything in the crock pot with that chicken and it will turn out well. For folks who expect a sandwich that’s a bit more savory, just forget the pineapple (or add them at the end) and grab a BBQ sauce that fits your flavor needs. Sweet Baby Ray’s – for as much as I love it with pretty much everything else – was too sweet for me with the pineapple, but my Hawaiian husband thought it was tasty.
Melissa H from So. Fla. on 5.2.2011




Fantastic!!!
I used Stubbs BBQ (Original) and just a tad of the pineapple juice. Not overly sweet and the Stubbs had a nice kick!
girlcancook on 5.4.2011




I made this today and we all loved it! A nice change from using pork or beef. Followed the recipe and it turned out wonderfully! I will definitely make it again. I served it with homemade fries.
hiswife on 5.5.2011




Made this yesterday and it was pretty good. Husband really thought it got better the second day. We used the Sweet Baby Rays and no juice.
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siciliansoutherner on 5.17.2011
I made this for a Luaua (sp?) inspired baby shower and it tasted awesome! I made sandwiches with hawaiian rolls. I did use pork butt but that was the only thing I changed. Will make again!
girl kneads bread on 5.18.2011
Made this for dinner last night – and no changes, except used fresh pineapple (i live in Costa Rica – great place for tropical fruits
. It was delicious and my husband also loved it! So simple, too. Will be making this again. Thanks very much.
ejdittman on 5.25.2011
This meal was super good. We have a large family so I doubled it, but still had leftovers…which made a fabulous BBQ Chicken pizza! It’s not very often that I get two meals out of one around here!
spoonfuloflaughter2 on 7.4.2011
Made this last week and they were delicious! Perfect for summer when I don’t feel like cooking!
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