Freshness Guaranteed Lemon Pepper Rotisserie Chicken, 36 oz (Chilled)

Wal-Marts chilled rotisserie chickens are the best value for your money. l freeze some for later or refrigerate to eat sooner. Since my daughter and I, I cut them in half and make 2 meals out of 1 chicken. You really can't beat the price of $2.97. Also the lemon pepper flavor is very good. 👍

This Freshness Guaranteed Lemon Pepper Rotisserie Chicken is legit my weeknight lifesaver. The 36 oz chilled one is so juicy and packed with that bright lemon pepper flavor. Way tastier than if I tried roasting it myself. I grab one every Sunday for meal planning and it stretches forever. I shred half for quick tacos or salads, chop the rest for sandwiches and wraps, and still have enough left for a simple chicken soup. No dry spots, perfectly seasoned, and it saves me so much cooking hassle. For the price, it’s a total steal. If you’re trying to keep dinners easy, just get this one.

When you can get a 2 1/4 pound cooked chicken for $4, you have to be a little flexible. Quality varies from good to very good. They usually arrive frozen. That's OK because I often store them frozen for a few days before I use them. Once thawed, you have a lot of options. Cut it up for a picnic. Bone it for a soup stock and sandwiches. Slice it, warm it, add gravy and you have dinner. Keep a couple on hand.

I ordered a rotisserie chicken to feed my family a couple of meals. This chicken barely covers the palm of my hand. What are you thinking making your customers pay that much for a chicken the size of a pigeon? That's disgraceful. We work hard for our money and we deserve better than that. Walmart, DO BETTER!!!

It was dried out, horrible and no date on it to show how old it was. I think the delivery people use the oldest chicken to keep from throwing away old stock. Buy sight unseen and get poor quality every time. Ordered again the next time and received an open bag with chicken exposed inside shopping bag, totally compromised and unsafe. I threw it away. Never buying again.

This chicken came to me frozen hard as a rock. It states that it is chilled. Warm 20 minutes in oven. It won’t be thawed in 20 minutes. This makes 4 items that I am very unhappy about on an order I received at 6:38 pm tonight. I don’t know who my shopper was but they must be Walmart huntingdon employee of the month. Picked out 10 lbs of drumsticks that expire in 36 hours, about 7 lbs of wings that expire in two and one half days, and a gal of milk that expires in 6 days. I Always get two weeks date on Gv milk. Probably the same shopper that picked me 5 dented cans of 6 on 4 different products a few weeks ago. Yep employee of the month.

I made the order on the 28th of Oct. I noticed the exp date on the chicken was 10/27. I was going to give it a chance but when I opened it %26 smelled...hello salmonella. it went in the garbage!

was absolutely horrified to find a dead fly inside the chicken. This is completely unacceptable and shows a total lack of hygiene and quality control. Not only did it ruin my meal, but it also poses a serious health risk. I’m extremely upset and hope Walmart takes this matter seriously. I will never be buying rotisserie chicken from here again.

Consistently smaller chicken for the same price. I understand the demand and rising costs, but aren't the company's end user important anymore ? And yes, I also understand the product is distributed by weight. Also, please save me the explanation of how rotisserie chickens are prepared.

I buy quite a few deli chickens. They are normally very tender and well done. The chicken that was delivered on May 26th was not cooked through and was tough as could be. They want me to bring the chicken back but I am home bound. I'm not able to drive anymore and I am a total fall risk. What am I supposed to do. I have the whole chicken here. I order from Walmart delivery because of my problems