Organic cooked rotisserie chickens
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Anonymous
Nope, not the OP. just trying maintain the integrity of this thread. |
Anonymous
| I raise the chickens in my urban backyard and roast them myself in our Egg. I'm sorry you have to buy the shitty store ones. |
Anonymous
| Rotisserie chicken from the store is a health hazard so I don't eat it. |
Anonymous
why? |
Anonymous
Wow -- thread integrity! Gee, thanks, Mr./Ms. Thread Police. You don't deserve tasty chicken either. Enjoy Giant. Better yet, for you, Food Lion. |
Anonymous
| Who knew rotisserie chicken was such a hot button issue for folks. |
Anonymous
| See op I told ya. Ya should have asked over in the food forum. |
Anonymous
Do you know what "natural" means? It means jack-shit. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natural_foods The term is assumed to imply foods that are minimally processed and do not contain manufactured ingredients, but the lack of standards in most jurisdictions means that the term assures nothing. In some places, the term “natural” is defined and enforced. In others, such as the United States, it has no meaning. |
Anonymous
| Chix at 11th & U |
Anonymous
| This is the funniest thread ever. |
Anonymous
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The thread seems complete now that someone has brought up the inevitable DANGER factor.
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Anonymous
Still waiting for someone's children to be pitied. |
Anonymous
| I pity Ms. Thread-Integrity's children. They'll have to eat chicken from Food Lion. |
Anonymous
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My God, people.
To answer the freaking question: Glen's Garden Market has AWESOME chickens for cheap. I'm a big fan of roasting my own, but theirs are way better than mine and delicious. |
Anonymous
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THE INTEGRITY OF THE THREAD HAS BEEN COMPROMISED!
ABANDON THREAD |