Honey nut chicken

YOU NEED:

Honey nut cereal
Plain flour
2 Eggs Beaten
3 Chicken Breasts Sliced into Strips

Separate cereal, flour and eggs into 3 separate bowls.
Dip each Chicken Strip in turn first in the flour then the egg mixture then finally into the cereal.

Finally place into a baking tray for 15-20 minutes depending on the size of the strips.
They should be browned and crunchy.

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