Rotisserie chicken is worth waiting for. Lately there has been a high demand on these delicious chickens they are cooked to perfection and always a staple in my home. So many meals I've made with them and it saves me so much time. I've made chicken mole, chicken salad, chicken enchiladas, chicken Alfredo, the list is endless.

Grabbing a Sam's rotisserie chkn: you can't go wrong! I love tips...so, I make sure they're not burnt. Smile Delicious, as-is OR easily change-up by adding bbq sauce or other seasonings, like no-salt Complete + ground cayenne. Size is perfect for muliple meals.

Picking up one of these delicious roasted chicken's is a must upon each visit. Ready to eat- makes my truck smell great the whole way home! And we usually commence to slicing as soon as we get in the door. My wife de-bones the left overs and cooks up soups and pansit. If not right away we just freeze it until it's needed. And if you don't need them fresh and ready to eat- it's not always, but occasionally you can find the in the refrigerated case for $1 less! Roasted cooked ready to eat for less than the purchase of a raw chicken!

My family loves Sam's Rotisserie Chicken. I buy one each time I go to Sams even if I don't need it. I debone the chicken and put the meat up in the freezer for days when I need chicken for a meal. There is nothing like a rotisserie chicken for chicken and dumplings or any other chicken casserole.

I use this large chicken for so many recipes. I usually serve the thighs for dinner, then I debone the rest, package the meat in 4 oz portions, and then dump the skin and carcass in a big pot with some water and make broth. It is perfect for soups. Using every bit of this chicken makes it even more economical.

I'm in heaven. If you've never bought a Sam's chicken you are missing out. This is the best chicken and the best deal around. This is why I maintain my Sam's membership, the chicken. You can't buy a whole raw chicken for 4.99 let alone a fully cooked chicken except at Sam's. Wonderful!! We get it home and devour the wings and legs as soon as it hits the kitchen counter. What's left is either made into sandwiches, casseroles, or soup. I use the bones for bone broth. The entire chicken is heavenly.

We enjoy the roasted chicken it's a great buy and we do many things, the dark meat is our dinner, the white meat is stripped off the carcous and feeds our feline and is either used for chicken noodle soup or chicken salad, the carcous goes to the back 40 to feed the nocturnal animals.,

You can't beat the price for a large rotisserie chicken like this. It's an easy meal just by itself or I can debone it and make chicken and dumplings, chicken pot pie, chicken soup, chicken, and rice or added shredded to my salad. I usually pick up at least two and store one in the freezer.

I've tried other rotisserie chickens and keep coming back to Sam's. I get multiple meals from one hen, so they're easy for the budget. I save the bones in a freezer bag until I have two, then make bone broth out of them. The broth can easily help to make several more meals. I'm grateful that Sam's hasn't hiked the price so high that I'd have to reconsider buying them.

Best rotisserie chickens in town! Very big and tender. My husband and I can make at least 3 meals of 1 chicken, including eating the cooked chicken with sides like broccoli or green beans, eating pieces of chicken on a big salad, and making chicken salad! Bought 2 last time. Froze one. Still moist and tender after thawing.