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The rotisserie chicken is a well-documented loss-leader for Costco. At $4.99 for a three-pound bird, it’s an amazing solution for quick weeknight dinners.> http
by JSeymourATL 8y ago
The rotisserie chicken is a well-documented loss-leader for Costco. At $4.99 for a three-pound bird, it’s an amazing solution for quick weeknight dinners.> https://www.thekitchn.com/costco-chicken-loss-leader-strategy-260017 https://www.thekitchn.com/costco-chicken-loss-leader-strateg...
- larrik 8y agoCostco's rotisseries chickens are MUCH better than the grocery stores', as well.
- maerF0x0 8y agoAnd yet, so far below getting a quality bird and roasting yourself... I've noticed that many of the rotisserie birds have really odd texture, I think because they're grossly overcooked
- WaxProlix 8y agoIf you don't get a fresh one there's a chance it's sat in the warming area for a few hours, which could definitely do something bad to the texture.
- rednerrus 8y agoThere's a sticker on each box telling you what time it went out.
- gotorazor 8y agoThey are not undercooked. They inject the raw chicken with brine at the factory. That's why it has that funny texture.
- maerF0x0 8y agoI think you had a typo, ftr i said "overcooked"
- trimbo 8y agoThey really are, and it's because of all of that salt!