The present study indicated that common salt replacement and addition of chickpea hull flour significantly affected various quality characteristics of low fat chicken nuggets. The replacement of 40% common salt by blend did not affect organoleptic qualities except appearance and flavor. Addition of chickpea hull flour resulted significant increase in dietary fibre while decreased total cholesterol content. Incorporation of CHF significantly affected sensory attributes; however product with 5% chickpea hull flour was rated close to very good. A slight greyish color of chickpea hull flour was supposed to be the major reason for lower acceptability of such products. Thus low salt, low fat meat products could be developed without affecting acceptability of the products. Incorporation of 5% CHF in LS/LF products was found optimum with least effect on sensory ratings.