Love these flavorful chickens! I use them for dinner, sandwiches, chicken noodle soup and chicken salad and then freeze the carcass and leftover bits to make bone broth in my Instant Pot later. These are larger than the ones I’ve seen in other stores. Great price, too!

Arriving at the store, there were only two time-dated chickens. A patron found an employee, which generated a chicken worker, who obviously by demeanor, was not pleased with having to start the entire process. As I came specifically for this product, I shopped, and returned to watch the product being packaged. I cannot stand in this person’s shoes, but my perception was that there was something missing, attitudinally, reducing whatever positivity might have been anticipated.

I love to grab one of these delicious chickens for an easy meal on a busy day. It is such a bargain to have a 3lb. cooked chicken for about $5. We eat it for a main dish, then I remove the meat to put in the frig for sandwiches, etc. I put the carcass in a big pot full of water and simmer it down to the richest most flavorful chicken broth I have ever tasted. I put the broth in the freezer in quart bags to use later.

You can't beat the deal at Sam's: $4.99 for a full-sized, very meaty rotisserie chicken! This chicken beats the supermarket "wanna-bees" by a mile. Every time we're at Sam's we pick up one for dinner. Since there's just the two of us, we have leftovers to use in a chicken casserole - yum!

We’ve been buying these for so many years! The chickens used to be bigger years back. But they’re still bigger than the ones sold in most grocery stores. They’re also better tasting and usually juicier. We use these for several meals as a quick addition to the meal (Enchiladas, tacos, chicken salad, flautas etc)

I’ve had rotisserie chicken from at least 6 different places but Sam’s is s my favorite it has the best flavor. The price cannot be beat. I buy two at a time take them apart and place in six zip lock bags when and the grand kids stop by or when I’m working too late I can make a chicken wrap or a panini always flavorful everyone loves it.

My go to rotisserie chicken is always from Sam’s Club. You can’t beat the size of the chicken and the price! The whole roasters in a grocery store are more expensive than this and you have to cook those yourself. I get these at least 1-2 times a week because they’re great for casseroles, salads, etc.

This is the only meat my elderly mom likes! I always bring my elderly parents one of these chickens when I go to Sam's in their area. They waste a lot of food due to spoilage, but this chicken always gets eaten right away - it is moist and juicy and huge.

I use this rotisserie chicken for any and everything that requires chicken. It’s not overly seasoned which make it versatile for dishes that require chicken. Some of the recipes I use them for are chicken Alfredo, chicken tetrazzini, chicken and dressing and chicken salad just to name a few.

Delicious and moist. Used bones to make bone broth