>a big whole yummy rotisserie chicken
>you can make meal prep, salads, soup, casseroles, etc
>only $4.99
how do they do it bros?
>a big whole yummy rotisserie chicken. >you can make meal prep, salads, soup, casseroles, etc. >only $4.99
>a big whole yummy rotisserie chicken
>you can make meal prep, salads, soup, casseroles, etc
>only $4.99
how do they do it bros?
how are meat prices at costco right now? i can get chicken leg quarters for $1.19/lb at aldi, does costco do any better? since costco has a marketing department shilling here you might as well answer questions too.
Last I seen chicken drumsticks are 99c and bone-in thighs are 1.29 for air-chilled vacuum-sealed in individual pouches, although I haven't checked in a while. breast prices are down to 2.99 now as well
Costco's chicken is a lot higher quality (at least the air chilled ones, which are the same price) than most grocery stores though
leafland here and beef is through the roof. Costco was the last safehaven for affordable ribeye as recently as a year ago. Officially, steak is a millionaire's meal in leafland
>kill chicken
>cook chicken
>put chicken in package
>sell chicken
>Culinaly retard buys chicken and makes thread promoting it
>repeat
not hard at all
>It's kinda messed up though,
>how a cooked is $4.99,
>but a raw one is $8.95.
>I try not to think about why.
It's a loss leader. The store offers a cheap chicken at a loss to get you inside so you buy other things.
It's a loss lead, but not to get you to buy other shit. It's simply the whole chicken that's reached it's expiration date. They cook and sell it for a loss so it's not as big of a loss as simply waiting another day and throwing it in the garbage.
Why do you type such blatantly incorrect garbage with such confidence?
The chickens come in for the sole purpose of being rotisserie cooked, and they are good for many weeks, and even after they are cooked, they are harvested and used in other Deli items.
Based Pera poster. Do you write your check out in advance like Joe?
Loss leader...they get you in for the $5 chicken and hope you buy something else. Little to they know I am onto their plans and only buy the chickens.
HE CAN'T KEEP GETTING AWAY WITH IT
This is actually the reason though. It's why most groceries that do this have their macaroni salad at 10 bucks a container, even though it costs them 20 cents to make at most. If you just buy the chicken and no buns/sides/etc, you're stealing from them, which is good because fuck grocery stores and their made up bullshit inflation prices.
>erhm uhh well uhh you see there's some uhh instability somewhere on the planet and uhhh people were coughing a few years ago so uh... yeah those things you used to buy for a dollar now cost 5 dollars so uhh
NO.
Load up on those chickens and save your money for something good
don't we already have a rotiserrie chicken thread up? there was some guy who shoots foxes. check the 'logue, OP.
I honestly thought that the $5 cooked American chicken was a meme. It is real, and at the same time...unreal.
It’s not that tasty, it tastes like salt and sugar. A lemon rosemary rotis’ from the grocery store is better but of course much more expensive.
are yuros really so bad off that the idea of a family meal for $5 is unbelievable?
They can't afford it because all their money goes to "free" health care.
You cannot purchase an entire cooked chicken for $5 anywhere in Europe, is all.
In Sweden you can get a rotisserie chicken for 3$
where
ICA according to the internet