A perfect example of your shrinking purchasing power. These USED to be a good value though not particularly good for you. They are loaded with preservatives and SALT! In the past, the birds USED to be a good 3+ pounds. Now the birds look they were put on a diet, weighing well short of 3 pounds. With all the FAT and preservatives, I'll pass......

A usual good go-to meal for our family however the chicken I bought yesterday was not thoroughly cooked. It was bloody and uncooked inside, a very disappointing experience for us. We have not had this happen before. I will definitely be exercising caution next time.

I am a new member to Sam's Club. I have been buying rotisserie chickens from a large supermarket chain. I was amazed that Sam's club chickens were nearly twice the size of the other market's offerings and for the same price. They are very juicy and tasty.

I've bought these at the Paducah, Ky Sams club and they were so raw blood was pouring out of them. A FEMA employee was with me and she bought one also, same thing, full of blood. I've bought them at the Mayfield, Ky Walmart, always raw. I'm not much of a chicken consumer but I buy them sometimes for my little dog to have some chicken but I don't feed him raw chicken. The only Walmart I know of that cooks the rotisserie chicken until it is totally done, is in Milan, Tn. With that said, I don't like the seasonings they use on them. They taste funny even fully cooked. I would suggest they use a different process to cook the chickens or stop altogether because it is very sickening to get a bloody raw chicken.

My brothers and I grew up eating Sam's rotisserie chicken and we could not get enough of it! Perfectly seasoned and juicy!! I noticed Sam's changed how they cook the chickens now and it is the reason why the meat is now dry. They are no longer turning on spits (we loved watching as kids), but they sit upright on racks now and all the juices flow out. So disappointed. I've now been feeding my own family and our own kids have noticed the difference!

My family is never disappointed when we decide to purchase Rotisserie Chicken from Sam’s Club. Hands down - it is the best rotisserie chicken. I have tried it at all local grocery stores and they do not come close. We even make special trips or “wait” if we have the time just for Sam’s chicken. Whatever we don’t eat from our first meal gets plucked to make chicken salad!

I have been buying these for years...all of a sudden they are different...new supplier maybe?They used to be tender and perfectly cooked. Now, more times than not I am getting a rubbery almost not cooked chicken. They also have a very strange smell that I have never noted before. I have stopped buying them which is so sad as it used to be one of my favorite things to purchase!

These chickens are large plump and tasty. Close to being twice as large as grocery store ready to eat chickens. Always perfectly seasoned. If I happen to get one that's not completely cooked, I pop it in the oven for about 25 minutes. Problem solved. Try One, you'll like it.

Chicken is not what it used to be. I keep telling myself that I'm going to stop buying them but I keep hoping it will change back. Not sure if the chicken used to be brined before roasting or not, but the chicken used to be so flavorful, juicy, and tender i could eat it on it's own. The last few I got were not so flavorful but at least were juicy and tender. This last chicken I got was neither flavorful, juicy, nor tender. Not sure if it's just the Sam's Club by me or not. I feel it is no longer worth it, and I won't be buying any more. Only gave it a second star because the price is still good.

We buy one of the rotisserie chickens about every other week, as well as using them for our "go to" for taking a meal to someone. Maybe different club locations cook them differently, but ours have always been excellent. They are tender, juicy and flavorful each time.