I use these chickens in a ton of recipes. They have enough flavor to eat on their own but not so much that you can't add them in dishes with other spices/sauces. They save me time and money. We remove the skin to make the meal healthier. They're always juicy! I will always count on these for a quick, healthy dinner choice!

Rotisserie chickens from Sam’s Club are the best value. Not only are they delicious, the price is right and there is a lot of chicken on them compared to the ones you purchase at a supermarket. They are always hot and ready to go, but they are so popular, so often you need to wait for the next batch to be ready!

Really tasty and such an amazing value. But I try to buy organic as much as possible. Not the best choice for my family, but on a crazy day when I dont have the energy to prepare a big meal this is a lifesaver. Plus leftovers are great for salads or wraps for lunches.

This rotisserie chicken was cooked to perfection. It was hot when I arrived home and as I cut into it, I could see the juices in the breast meat as I cut. This was a great buy for the price and the time saved from cooking at home. Paired well with the side dishes!

Typically, I truly like the taste of the rotisserie cooked chickens from Sam’s. I don’t mind if the skin is somewhat roasted/burned. The meat is usually moist and easy to eat. Unfortunately, this time around the meat was very tough and not tasty. Someone rushed to get these rotisserie chickens out and into the display case😖

The quality control has left the building on this item. First, more often than not, one of the quarters is not cooked through. If that quarter is fully cooked the other side is burnt. I buy these regularly as a lunch for my employees. Some days I will purchase multiple birds so the employees can take something home to have a quick dinner for their families. While we are able to cook them further, the reason I purchased the chicken is because it’s supposedly fully cooked. Secondly, the chicken has lacked in seasoning the last two times I bought the product. Again, I shouldn’t have to fix the problem after purchase. And since the seasoning has been lacking, when I gather the scraps & bones from the freezer to make broth, the broth is no longer as rich tasting as it’s been in the past. The seasoning issue has happened at three different warehouses so I think Sam’s may be skimping. I didn’t purchase any today because of the disappointment in the last two purchases..

Chicken is either cooked or raw, there is no in between. This chicken that was given to me in my pick up order was not done. It seems like this store is always behind in getting stuff out to customers, serving customers at the register, and even assisting at the help desk. They are not under staff because most of them are standing around talking to each other.

I was not a fan of the rotisserie chicken from Sam's Club. I had gotten it before and it was okay, but this time the meat was a little tough and the flavor wasn't all that great. I intended to make chicken salad with the left-over meat, but I never did. I'm not sure if this was a hit or miss kind of thing. They seem to sell a lot of them, so perhaps I just got, as my mother would say, "an old, tough bird."

I rarely buy processed foods of any kind but I make an exception with these roasted chickens. They are big, juicy, moist and tender because they're rarely over cooked, unlike WM deli. They are so convenient for me that I usually buy two at a time....just for me and my husband! We can get at least two meals if not more from one chicken. I like shredding the meat for so many uses: on top of large salads, quick chicken and vegetable soup, chicken enchiladas, chicken Alfredo....chicken salad....you name it. Sometimes I just put one into the freezer so I have it for later.

My last rotisserie chicken smelled Strange. When I cut up between the legs and the thighs, let’s just say I got a bad chicken😩 You are definitely not known for that So I hope one day I have the chance to try it again. I don’t drive so I had a hard time getting it back to Sam’s