Are chicken tenders common outside the US or is that mostly an American thing?

They're chicken fingers in Canada. If I think of chicken tenders, it's the actual cut of meat from the chicken breast which you may or may not bread and deep fry.

Very common outside and probably invented in France. Just not called tenders. The ones the same size as your tenders would be called goujons, and larger ones escalopes.

They are popular here at KFC but outside of that you don't really see them. I think you can get them frozen at supermarkets though.

They normally get called chicken goujons here in UK

What is chicken tender? Chicken breast or somekind of fillet?

Every pub up here has them, staple appy order “ strips and fries, pint of Canadian” I’ll have that engraved on my headstone 😆

They are a thing here though you're more likely to see chicken nuggets

We call those Zwei-zwei or Ugandan knuckle bladder.

Yeah we have them and all different kinds of chicken preparations

I never really got into chicken tenders that much. It’s basically leftover chicken breast that’s breaded and fried...idk most of my friends are obsessed with raising Caine’s but I’d rather go to Popeyes tbh

They are common in the Middle East