Rotisserie Chickens at Supermarket

[debodun]

I occasionally bought cooked whole chickens at the supermarket. They used to be $4.99 apiece (£5). I looked at them when I was there a few days ago. Now they are $8.99 (£6.7). They are $9.99 (£8) at the next closest market. Seems like a lot for one chicken.

 

[caroln]

Especially when you consider a lot of it is bones!

 

[PamfromTx]

I occasionally bought cooked whole chickens at the supermarket. They used to be $4.99 apiece (£5). I looked at them when I was there a few days ago. Now they are $8.99 (£6.7). They are $9.99 (£8) at the next closest market. Seems like a lot for one chicken.

Yes, their price has gone up here as well.

 

[Aunt Bea]

Everything has gotten more expensive so I suppose it’s all relative.

Even boneless chicken has doubled in price, but it’s still a nutritional bargain.

 

[Jules]

These rotisserie chickens are a quick meal, when in a rush. I don’t like them warmed up now or even cut up for sandwiches, so the higher prices don’t make it worth it.

 

[funsearcher!]

Can't do that as it is way too much sodium. Sam's used to charge $4.99 and Sprouts was $7.99 before--haven't looked lately.