Organic cooked rotisserie chickens

[Anonymous]

Where can you get them aside from whole foods?

[Anonymous]

Ask in the proper forum and you may get a proper answer.

[Anonymous]

Whole foods.

[Anonymous]

Thought there was a thread about this but couldn't find it. Sorry. Maybe others can chime in with recs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Thought there was a thread about this but couldn't find it. Sorry. Maybe others can chime in with recs.

Instead of posting in "off topic" better to post in "food." I'm sure you will get tons of responses there. I think that's what 15:28 was trying to say.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ask in the proper forum and you may get a proper answer.

Exactly, because no one in this forum eats chicken.

[Anonymous]

WF roasted chix sucks. Actually giant's is better

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:WF roasted chix sucks. Actually giant's is better

Is the one from Giant organic?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:WF roasted chix sucks. Actually giant's is better

Tastewise, I agree. But Giant isn't organic, is it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:WF roasted chix sucks. Actually giant's is better

It doesn't suck. You're probably used to rotisserie chickens being over salted and WF doesn't do that

[Anonymous]

I get chicken from my farm share and I have a rotisserie at home. It's awesome!!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Safeway sells a "natural" roasted chicken. Not sure if it's organic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whole foods.

Wednesdays = $6.99 = not bad!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whole foods.

Wednesdays = $6.99 = not bad!

Is this for a whole organic roasted chicken? If so that's a good deal. Giant has them on Fridays for $5.50 but they aren't organic. Still, my kids love it.

[Anonymous]

Whole Foods is not organic.