The first day we have wings and legs, usually with green beans and mashed potatoes. The second day take one breast and make curry on rice; if you find curry hot, top it with cottage cheese and bacon bits. Take the second breast, cut into small pieces and make chicken salad - just add celery (cut into small pieces), mayonnaise, garlic salt and a little turmeric - it's great and lasts for days in the fridge.

I did have to wait about 10 minutes for new ones to be put out but always worth the wait. I like to eat it fresh when I get home then pick the rest off the skeleton to save for other meals! I also like to dice it up and re-season it for tacos/quesadillas. Truly can’t beat the price.

I love these rotisserie chickens at Sam's Club. I have tried them from multiple stores and hands down these are the best somehow. Not only is the price better but the taste is better as well. One chicken can provide multiple meals which is a blessing in this economy.

This is the best store bought rotisserie chicken! It’s moist, flavorful and cooked to perfection. Most grocery stores charge twice the price for a chicken half this size and it will be dried out and flavorless. You can’t go wrong picking one up for an easy dinner!

We make so many recipes with this chicken! It is juicy and tender with rotisserie flavor. It is perfect for chicken noodle soup, quesadillas, chicken salad, and many other dishes that call for chicken. With the low price, we can't even cook our own and come out cheaper.

The rotisserie chicken from Sam's Club is our "go-for" product at least once a month. At just under $5.00 per chicken in our household of two one chicken will provide for three or four meals. Warm from the Club the first night, shredded as a topping for Caesar salad another night, then as filler for enchiladas a third night, usually with leftovers. Have tried the same product from the other major wholesale club but Sam's version is by far the best!

The rotisserie chicken is the best we have bought. The size is great and thrme quality is great. I use rotisserie chickens in lots of casseroles. I bought 4 on my last trip and gave one away for an addition to a birthday gift for my aunt who was turning 90. I make chicken ab d dressing i n June and the chicken was so good with it.

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.

Great size for price. Very tasty. Flavor is really good

This is the best cooked whole chicken in town!!! Not to mention an amazing price. I go straight from church to grab one!!