Best grocery store rotisserie chicken

[Anonymous]

Any recommendations on the best (or very good) rotisserie chicken? Am in close in Maryland.

[Anonymous]

Maybe Whole Foods, their organic one?

[Anonymous]

While Foods rotisserie is very good, the chicken has a mild flavor and good texture. They're small though, not gigantic like some others.

[Anonymous]

All of those are so loaded with salt! DH and I shared a tiny WF one and the next morning we each weighed 3 pounds more. I pint of water is a pound. We finally shed it but yuck. I cook my own.

[Anonymous]

Wegmans

[Anonymous]

The Whole Foods ones suck. This is one of those things where if you’re going to do it, you need the unhealthy version.

[Anonymous]

Wegmans

[Anonymous]

Pollo Rico

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:All of those are so loaded with salt! DH and I shared a tiny WF one and the next morning we each weighed 3 pounds more. I pint of water is a pound. We finally shed it but yuck. I cook my own.

I know but the cleanup after roasting a chicken is such a pain. To pay 10$ or less and not have to deal with bird prep, 2.5 hours of roasting, cleanup is worth it.

[Anonymous]

Balduccis

[Anonymous]

Costco. It even has its own FB fan page.

[Anonymous]

Sprouts has the best

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Pollo Rico

Yes any of the Peruvian chicken places will be miles better than any grocery store.

[Anonymous]

Sam's Club

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:All of those are so loaded with salt! DH and I shared a tiny WF one and the next morning we each weighed 3 pounds more. I pint of water is a pound. We finally shed it but yuck. I cook my own.

I know but the cleanup after roasting a chicken is such a pain. To pay 10$ or less and not have to deal with bird prep, 2.5 hours of roasting, cleanup is worth it.

If you are roasting chicken for 2.5 hours no wonder yours isn’t good.