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Anonymous wrote:What is the name of the Peruvian place you buy your chicken. Is it near Bethesda? If not, then it's a no go.

Love Don Pollo on Wisconsin Avenue in the same block as Persimmon or Chicken on the Run on St. Elmo.

Anonymous wrote:What is the name of the Peruvian place you buy your chicken. Is it near Bethesda? If not, then it's a no go.

Love Don Pollo on Wisconsin Avenue in the same block as Persimmon or Chicken on the Run on St. Elmo.

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Anonymous wrote:Costco > Giant > Safeway > Yes Market > Whole Foods

WF has an organic chicken. It tastes terrible.

The herb seasoned one at WF is delicious. I don't like the plain one. The ones at Costco taste good but are loaded with junk ingredients.

Like what?

Not the PP, but I'm guessing this poster is the one who says Trader Joe's is all junk.

I'm the PP, and no I actually love TJs. I can't remember what I read on the ingredients label at Costco, I just remember it was a lot more than just chicken and spices and I don't expect more for plain chicken.

Okay just googled and there's carrageenan, silicone dioxide, and polysorbate 80 in them. I don't see the need for those if it's just fresh cooked chicken.

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Anonymous wrote:Costco > Giant > Safeway > Yes Market > Whole Foods

WF has an organic chicken. It tastes terrible.

The herb seasoned one at WF is delicious. I don't like the plain one. The ones at Costco taste good but are loaded with junk ingredients.

Like what?

Not the PP, but I'm guessing this poster is the one who says Trader Joe's is all junk.

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Anonymous wrote:Costco > Giant > Safeway > Yes Market > Whole Foods

WF has an organic chicken. It tastes terrible.

The herb seasoned one at WF is delicious. I don't like the plain one. The ones at Costco taste good but are loaded with junk ingredients.

Like what?

What is the name of the Peruvian place you buy your chicken. Is it near Bethesda? If not, then it's a no go.

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Anonymous wrote:Costco > Giant > Safeway > Yes Market > Whole Foods

WF has an organic chicken. It tastes terrible.

The herb seasoned one at WF is delicious. I don't like the plain one. The ones at Costco taste good but are loaded with junk ingredients.

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Anonymous wrote:How is Peruvian chicken better than" grocery special"? (serious question)

Way tastier.

Not only tastier, but way bigger. We often get a whole chicken from Crisp N Juicy-- that thing feeds us for two meals. No way we'd get more than one dinner out of a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store. Plus Peruvian chicken comes with a wide variety of yummy sauces, including my personal favorite, the green spicy one. mmmmmmmmmmmm

Ok when you see places that have the huge chickens...do you know what farmers do to make those chickens so big?
Seriously, chickens are not so supposed to be that big -- hormones!!!!!!!!!

Which would be a fine sentiment if all of the other chickens we were talking about were free range / organic / antibiotic-free / hormone-free, but didn't you see Costco on the list of recommendations? Giant? Harris Teeter?

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Anonymous wrote:How is Peruvian chicken better than" grocery special"? (serious question)

Way tastier.

Not only tastier, but way bigger. We often get a whole chicken from Crisp N Juicy-- that thing feeds us for two meals. No way we'd get more than one dinner out of a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store. Plus Peruvian chicken comes with a wide variety of yummy sauces, including my personal favorite, the green spicy one. mmmmmmmmmmmm

Ok when you see places that have the huge chickens...do you know what farmers do to make those chickens so big?
Seriously, chickens are not so supposed to be that big -- hormones!!!!!!!!!

What we have here is a certified chicken expert.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:How is Peruvian chicken better than" grocery special"? (serious question)

Way tastier.

Not only tastier, but way bigger. We often get a whole chicken from Crisp N Juicy-- that thing feeds us for two meals. No way we'd get more than one dinner out of a rotisserie chicken from the grocery store. Plus Peruvian chicken comes with a wide variety of yummy sauces, including my personal favorite, the green spicy one. mmmmmmmmmmmm

Ok when you see places that have the huge chickens...do you know what farmers do to make those chickens so big?
Seriously, chickens are not so supposed to be that big -- hormones!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous wrote:Costco > Giant > Safeway > Yes Market > Whole Foods

WF has an organic chicken. It tastes terrible.

I make a killer roasted chicken and it is very simple to make. I use organic free-range chicken from Trader Joe's. My kids said they could tell the difference from conventional chicken.
However.... a bird usually costs $12-13 - more than any grocery store chicken + I need to be home roughly 1 1/2 hours before dinner.

Costco > Giant > Safeway > Yes Market > Whole Foods

WF has an organic chicken. It tastes terrible.

Are any of these organic?