Costco whole rotisserie chickens being sold by the pound now
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Anonymous
| Eating out of plastic is terrible for you. And even worse if it gets heated up. |
Anonymous
Well goody for you. Some of us want to save money. |
Anonymous
Peer reviewed published study to cite? Or did you read this on instagram? |
Anonymous
| My wife had to pay $6.49 for a rotisserie chicken in a bag at the Costco in San Diego. Are the $1.50 hot dogs the next ‘We-will-never-raise-the-price-of’ to get a boost in price? |
Anonymous
You’re failing to connect a lot of things apparently |
Anonymous
Where’s the evidence? Besides the mommy blogs and quack doctors selling you supplements? |
Anonymous
| I work at Costco. They are now using plastic bag instead of the plastic container. Still 4.99 each. |
Anonymous
| How were Costco chickens packaged before? I mean I assume it was still some other kind of plastic packaging that was sitting under heat lamps, no? Is it worse that it's a plastic bag now? I can't imagine they were wrapping them in brown paper or something earlier? |
Anonymous
| My Costco hasn't changed a thing. |
Anonymous
As stated above, they were in a hard plastic container before, and yes under heat lamps. No, not like in a wax paper bag like in France. |